Japan Improves Inspection Threshold For Clothing Import Certification

Yesterday, the reporter learned from the Shishi Office of the entry exit inspection and quarantine bureau that the Japanese market has been paying more attention to the certification test of clothing in recent years, demanding that Japan lose the market. clothing Enterprises must provide needle marks, "Q". sign Certification test reports such as linen markings, SIF markings and wool markings will be rejected.

"In addition to the need for manufacturers to provide pins. sign Besides, the Japanese side is also very strict in terms of "Q" markings, linen markings, SIF markings and wool markings. The staff of Shishi Office of the entry exit inspection and quarantine bureau indicated that the contents of the "Q" mark certification examination mainly include whether the fabric has defects, tailoring, sewing, excipients and good size checking. According to JIS specifications, the products with JIS specifications are checked by mark; performance check, check the color fastness and wash size changes of the fabric; inspect the processing agents; check whether there are harmful chemicals; mark inspection; check whether the labels are in accordance with the household quality labeling method and whether their contents are suitable.

In order to open up the Japanese market, Shishi enterprises have improved various quality management systems and changed the traditional production management mode in recent years. From the production site management, a more reasonable and advanced garment production process and a more reasonable layout are designed to ensure standardized operation, balanced production, shorten the production cycle and improve product quality.

"Asian apparel is not easy to enter the Japanese market in Japan and Korea. The staff of the office said that although our city's clothing exports to Japan were not very heavy, it was quite gratifying from the quality feedback situation. In spite of this, export enterprises in Japan need to make persistent efforts to win a "cake" in the Japanese market.