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Export Knitted Garments Should Be Based On Quality.

2010/12/13 16:28:00 79

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Recently, a group of Xiangshan Xingang Garments Co., Ltd. is preparing to export to Germany.

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The clothing was detected by SGS (German customer designated) Shanghai company to detect azo exceeding standard, which directly affected the export of the goods, and the company would suffer huge losses.

For this reason, the person in charge of the enterprise found the laboratory staff of Xiangshan inspection and Quarantine Bureau, and asked to help them find out the reasons for exceeding the standard.

According to the sample state provided by the factory, the laboratory staff of Xiangshan needle textile laboratory put forward the investigation plan.

Through continuous detection of different components of the sample, it was finally found that the embroidered azobenzene exceeded the standard of the knitted garment, and the fabric of other parts was qualified, and the results of the investigation were notified to the person in charge of the company at the first time.

It is reported that the embroidered labels used on the clothes are

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As an excipient for procurement, it is not the enterprise itself.

Due to the temporary inspection and Quarantine of knitted garments by the inspection and quarantine organizations at the present stage, the quality of the products should be controlled by the enterprises themselves.

Therefore, Xiangshan's textile and textile laboratory personnel suggest:

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While checking the quality of accessories, the enterprises can ask the excipient suppliers to provide the inspection reports of the excipients as the basis for purchasing, and ensure the quality of products from the source. Before the large-scale production, the production enterprises will inspect the fabric and accessories to turn off the machine, verify the internal quality of the raw materials, ensure the quality and safety of the products, and avoid unnecessary losses.