Taiwan Region Has Imposed Compulsory Inspection On Infant Clothing And Clothing Accessories Since March 1, 2011.

　　 In November 10, 2010, Taiwan area The Ministry of economic affairs standard Inspection Bureau (BSMI) issued G/TBT/N/TPKM/87/Add.1. Bulletin 。 According to the circular, taking into account the provisions of the clothing label standards promulgated by the Ministry of Commerce of the Ministry of economic affairs Label Requirements, infant clothing and clothing accessories must have a commodity inspection logo, printed by BSMI, the Rome alphabet "C" label or the Rome letter "M" label with the specified code printed by the BSMI authorized applicant.

In addition, the inspection date for infant clothing and costume accessories was extended from January 1, 2011 to March 1, 2011.

The deadline for evaluation is 2010 after December 10th.

Supplement:

Because of the nylon upstream material CPL, China's Ministry of Commerce intends to carry out anti-dumping investigations on CPL imported from the European Union and the United States.

At present, China has 7% tariffs on CPL class, and nylon grain duty is 6.5%. If the average amount of nylon grain in Taiwan is also calculated by 4.3% of the class anti-dumping duty, if China's initial European manufacturers CPL anti-dumping duty rate is higher than 3.5%, then CPL will be sold to Taiwan to make nylon grain and then sold to China will have a relatively low price advantage.

At that time, European and American manufacturers will sell CPL directly to Asia, and the Taiwan industry is expected to be the biggest beneficiary.

Chinese nylon customers are actively placing orders, and demand for processing silk is booming. The Taiwan industry expects that the fourth quarter will be the highest operating season this year.