Clothing Brand YOUNGOR Lining Denies Causing Water Pollution

A report on environmental protection will include Lining. Nike The 14 garment enterprises, including H&M, are at the top of the storm. The suppliers of these 14 garment enterprises Youngor Sewage samples from textile industry city and Zhongshan Guotai dyeing and finishing Co., Ltd. were found to contain a variety of toxic and harmful substances. Yesterday, YOUNGOR textile industrial city issued a statement that the contents of the report were inconsistent with the facts, and Lining also said that the sewage discharge of suppliers was in line with international standards.

The report points out that two suppliers of YOUNGOR textile industrial city and Zhongshan Guotai dyeing and finishing Co., Ltd. have discharged a variety of toxic and harmful substances to the waters of the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta respectively. "Tests show that the sewage samples contain a variety of toxic and harmful substances, including environmental hormones nonylphenol and a variety of perfluorinated compounds," which will have adverse effects on animal liver and interfere with hormones. These two enterprises are related to many clothing brands at home and abroad, involving objects such as Lining, CalvinKlein, H&M, Lacoste, Nike and so on.

"Zhongshan Guotai dyeing and finishing Co., Ltd. is indeed one of our suppliers." Lining, director of public relations Zhang Xiaoyan, told the Beijing Morning Post reporter yesterday that Lining had communicated with the supplier Zhongshan Guotai dyeing and finishing Co., and the other said that the sewage discharge met the national standard. Zhang Xiaoyan said that Lining had studied sewage disposal and other related projects before working with Zhongshan Guotai dyeing and finishing Co. Ltd.

Yesterday, YOUNGOR textile industrial city issued a public statement that the sewage discharge of textile city was in line with that. international standard "Water samples have been sent to SGS, the most authoritative environmental monitoring agency in the world, and no toxic or harmful substances have been detected."