The Low Carbon Spinning Clothing Industry, Which Has Been Dissimilated As "Gimmick", Should Not Catch Up With Fashion In Impetuosity?

In the clothing industry, the big companies can not help but do great work in fabric recycling and recycling. They also urge consumers to buy less clothes, especially jeans.

"Low carbon is actually a set of western developed countries to China, even if it is not a set, it is also a knot. If the solution is not good, it will become a disaster, low carbon robbery.

For this kind of Western imported products, Chinese people are eager to go forward.

"Low carbon" has real market value.

In today's market economy in China, the word "low carbon" is no longer a concept, but a driving force for business behavior.

According to the analysis report, the market value of global low carbon products and related services will reach US $7 trillion by 2015.

"Low carbon products, the price difference is very big, low carbon products are higher than traditional products about 20%."

Yang Huayang, chairman of the PDA gold and silver wire (China) Co., Ltd., which is the leading product of nano gold and silver thread, has deep feelings.

"Certification of low carbon labels is one of the most important ways to achieve low-carbon economy."

Fu Guangwei, deputy director of China Textile Information Center and director of the inspection center of China Textile Industry Association, also held the "2010 national textile standard and quality seminar".

Not only in China, low carbon certification is also popular in the world.

A British company claims that they have attached a "carbon footprint" certification label to more than 2500 kinds of goods and services to help the public determine whether the product is low carbon and thus affect public buying behavior.

In view of this, "low carbon" is indeed a lever that can "pry" a market.

Low carbon that has been dissimilated as "gimmick"

The 2009 World Climate Conference in Copenhagen issued a request to all countries to pay more attention to energy conservation and environmental protection work in order to save the worsening climate.

In August 2010, the national development and Reform Commission issued the circular on the pilot work of low carbon provinces and low carbon cities. It is clear that the state will carry out low-carbon pilot projects in five provinces of Guangdong, Liaoning, Hubei, Shaanxi and Yunnan, as well as Chongqing, Tianjin, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Nanchang, Nanchang, Nanchang, and eight cities.

Against this background, many cities in China have sounded the clarion call for "low carbon cities" and promoted themselves as "low carbon cities".

Observers worry that this time, "low carbon" may become alienated into a fashionable "label" because no country in the country is absent today.

People in the textile and garment industry are also worried that if the industry is not properly guided, low carbon development will be carried out in the whole industry.

The state will certainly spare no efforts in promoting the low carbon development of the economy and society. However, should enterprises, especially textile and garment enterprises, "think before they act"?

When the deadline comes, "low carbon" should not be a decoration.

The reputation of "big polluters" in textile industry has existed for a long time.

In order to get rid of the "notoriety", many enterprises rely on the opportunity of building "resource-saving society" and the "ultimatum" issued by the Ministry of industry and commerce.

Since the beginning of 2010, the Ministry of industry and Commerce has issued a continuous request that the textile industry must save energy and reduce emissions and eliminate backward production capacity, but the effect is not good.

In response to this situation, the Ministry of industry and Commerce issued an ultimatum to urge the industry to eliminate backward production capacity in strict accordance with the spirit of the State Council notice on Further Strengthening the elimination of backward production capacity (Guo Fa [2010]7), and formulated a catalogue of some industrial sectors to eliminate backward production technology, equipment and products (2010 Edition), which involved 35 textile and garment industries.

At the same time, China's low carbon products certification is also about to make a major breakthrough.

"In order to better guide low-carbon life and low carbon consumption, China will soon introduce" China's low carbon product certification management measures ".

This approach is aimed at encouraging the public to use low carbon products and encourage the upgrading of product mix to control greenhouse gas emissions from consumption. "

The national development and Reform Commission (NPC) responded to the fourth UN climate negotiation conference held in Tianjin recently by Sun Cuihua, deputy director of the Department of climate change.

In such a situation, many textile and garment enterprises have racked their brains in order to meet the double demands of the government and the market.

For example, make use of various forms of waste, such as waste plastic bottles, to make textile fabrics.

"The production process of this" low-carbon fabric "is one-sided because they only look at the low carbon results and do not see the pollution of the process.

In fact, in the process of pforming waste materials into fabrics, the pollution to the environment is also very serious. It is not called "low carbon fabric".

Experts pointed out.

Lack of certification, low carbon "vase"

In the absence of China's textile low carbon standards and authoritative certification, low carbon is undoubtedly a good-looking, pleasant to hear, but can not know its "deep" vase before the formal introduction of China's low carbon product certification management regulations.

However, even if domestic approaches to certification of low carbon products are introduced, carbon emissions statistics are also a big problem.

Because the textile and garment industry is a super long chain.

For example, a pure cotton T-shirt, from the initial cotton cultivation, textile, to printing, dyeing, packaging, pportation and other links, and then sold to consumers to wear, and finally washing, until worn out.

The whole process requires carbon emissions statistics.

How to be accurate and convincing is not easy.

"You can change the material of the calendars to non-woven fabrics, so you can also use the" Avatar "as a shopping bag and continue to contribute to the people.

Netizens "blue parasol rain" so longing for.

But the low carbon road of the textile industry is full of thorns.