The European Parliament And Council Are Negotiating On The Textiles Name And Labelling Directive.

Recently, within the European Parliament market The Consumer Protection Committee (IMCO) is responsible for the origin of textiles. Label Ye Ray Lars, a problem official, introduced the progress of the EU's "textiles name and labelling directive". In March 22nd, the European Parliament voted to adopt the draft two reading of the newly revised directive. According to the directive, a third country textile must enter the European Union market to sign the country of origin (Made in).

At present, the European Parliament and the Council are still conducting consultations on the directive and hope that the Council will finally approve the directive. Ye pointed out that IMCO and the European Parliament International Trade The committee is committed to implementing the directive, mainly for two reasons: first, earnestly protect the interests of European consumers, safeguard consumers' right to know about textile production; two, strengthen internal management, keep consistent with other trading partners, and create a fairer trade environment.

Ye said that the European side has not yet assessed the impact of the directive on Trade and investment. IMCO is willing to strengthen communication and exchanges with China.