Australian Safety Regulations For Children'S Wear Rope

Australian Competition and consumption The ACCC has recently promulgated specifications for children's wear rope, which stipulates that the production and sale of children's clothing with rope must conform to the United States' safety standard for children's coats (ASTM F1816-97) and the European Union children's wear safety directive (EN 14682:2007) standard. This specification follows the principle of voluntariness, which aims to enable producers and sellers to be vigilant against decorative parts such as girdle, shoulder strap and waistband for children's clothing.

Australia is a net importer of textile and apparel in the world, its textile and clothing consumption 70% of China's imports and exports depend on imports, while China's textile and apparel accounts for more than 70% of its import market. The introduction of this specification is bound to have a certain degree of impact on China's textile and clothing, especially children's clothing exports.

To effectively avoid export risks, Nantong entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau reminded the general public. Exit Enterprises, although Australian children's wear rope safety regulations follow the principle of voluntariness, enterprises should organize production according to this norm, so as not to suffer unnecessary economic losses. After all, children's clothing exports are no small matter. Children's clothing enterprises should be cautious and prudence. While paying attention to the quality of children's clothing, they should pay more attention to the details of children's clothing export, actively keep pace with the times, adjust the direction of enterprises' progress according to the latest international developments, and effectively enhance their market competitiveness. Maintain Made in China.