Destroy More Than 10000 Pieces Of Imported "Problem Clothes"

Imported brand clothing is not without worry about quality.

This morning, the Shanghai entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau concentrated on destroying the 79 batches of imported and imported high-end clothing that were seized this year in the city appearance and sanitation management center. The main products of the unqualified products were South Korea, Italy, Portugal, Morocco, Spain, India, Turkey, Bangladesh and so on.

The imported garments that were destroyed today include 9944 pieces of adult clothing.

According to the AQSIQ circular, since January 1st this year, all ports across the country have made statutory inspection of imported garments.

From 1 to May this year, the Shanghai entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau carried out inspection and Quarantine on the 11575 batch of imported garments valued at US $228 million.

As of June 10th, a total of 178 batches of goods were identified at Shanghai port and were confirmed to be destroyed or returned.

According to incomplete statistics, Shanghai port has imported more than 3 tons of garments annually, accounting for more than 40% of China's total imports.

As an important port for import garments, Shanghai entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau has carried out thorough investigation and supervision and spot check on imported garments since 2005.

The failure rate of imported garments has been above 20%.

Since the beginning of this year, the Shanghai entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau has launched 6 inspection and supervision measures in conjunction with the jurisdiction of the region, which has been fully controlled at Shanghai airport, Wusong, Waigaoqiao, Yangshan and other airports and seaports.

Importers are required to provide qualified declarations that meet our mandatory technical specifications.

The inspection and supervision of safety, health, environmental protection and anti fraud projects should be strengthened.

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