The Failure Rate Of Imported Garments At Shanghai Port Is Over Half.

10 days from Shanghai port Imported The clothing quality briefing was informed that in the first half of this year, the 11500 batch of imported garments at Shanghai port was valued at $220 million. The Shanghai inspection and Quarantine Bureau carried out the sample inspection for the 5625 batches of goods, and failed to pass more than 3100 batches. The failure rate was as high as 55.8%. The unqualified items mainly involved color fastness, pH value, azo dyes, formaldehyde and so on, and the quality of imported garments was not optimistic.

Half of China's imported clothing enters Shanghai as China's largest importer. clothing At the port, the Shanghai entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau strictly controlled the National Airport, and comprehensively controlled the airports and seaports at the two major airports, Waigaoqiao and Yangshan. The inspection and supervision of projects such as safety, hygiene and environmental protection were strengthened. Once the substandard products were found, they were returned or destroyed. In the first half of this year, the Bureau has destroyed 120 batches of substandard products and returned 80 batches, involving nearly 10000 pieces of unqualified high-grade clothing.

In strict supervision, Shanghai inspection and Quarantine Bureau also launched a number of help measures, first of all, to formulate regulatory requirements, concentrate on the assessment of import clothing logo, label, rectification warehouse, there are more than 100 warehouses pass assessment. Secondly, we carry out many publicity and training activities to import garment enterprises to explain the relevant mandatory technical specifications in China, help enterprises strengthen their self correcting ability and prevent them from the source. The three is the pilot project of fabric prediction for some enterprises with good integrity and long-term testing. work To create a better external environment for the import trade of these enterprises.