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The Quality And Safety Of Imported Garments Are Worrying &Nbsp; "8000 Yuan Shirt" Is Torn Apart.

2012/4/9 19:59:00 15

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"The belt bought from the Gucci store only used three times to see the obvious cracks and the naked quality problem." "the LV shirt that costs 8000 yuan is broken. The buyer asked LV to put the goods on the shelf, recall, apologize, while LV only indicated that it could be replaced."

Spring comes with new clothes, but complaints about poor quality of imported clothing are increasing on micro-blog recently.

According to the results of the inspection and Supervision issued by the AQSIQ, the quality and safety of imported garments are worrying. Last year, the batch rate of unqualified inspection reached 10.2%, of which 861 batches were returned or destroyed due to unqualified safety items.

The quality of imported garments has become "the hardest hit area".

The national entry exit inspection and quarantine department jointly sampled the import of inspection and inspection last year.

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In the 14959 batch, 1521 batches of unqualified products were detected, involving various categories of infant clothing, children's clothing, shirts, pajamas and bathing suits, and a total of 730 thousand items were valued at $12 million 200 thousand.

From the perspective of unqualified type, color fastness, ingredient identification and pH exceeding the standard become the "worst hit area" of imported clothing, which accounts for 46.5%, 27.2% and 22.2% of the total number of unqualified samples. In addition, there are also problems such as excessive formaldehyde content and banned azo dyes.

From the fabric perspective, coating and flocking printing fabrics, denim and velvet fabrics are most likely to "stand up" on the dry rubbing color fastness index.

From the origin point of view, "problem" imported clothing is mainly produced in Spain, Italy, Turkey, South Korea, India,

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China, Hongkong, Portugal, the United States and Japan.

In mid last month, Greenpeace also released third reports on harmful substances residues in well-known clothing brands.

The researchers simulated the washing environment of standard household clothes. After washing the more than 10 international clothing brands including A&F, G-Star, CK, Adidas, Nike and so on, it was found that some of the clothes remained NPE (nonylphenol ethoxylates) used as surfactants. After washing, they would be discharged into rivers, lakes and oceans with sewage and pformed into a more toxic chemical substance NP which interferes with the endocrine system (Ren Jifen).

According to Zhang Kai, director of the Greenpeace pollution and control project, NP is the world's recognized environmental hormone. It will exist in the environment for a long time and will be enlarged step by step after entering the food chain. The person at the top end of the food chain is like a "snake of prey". NP finally passed.

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Conduction to the human body.

Foundry industry chain is difficult to guarantee quality

What has happened to the international brands recently? Insiders pointed out that after the financial crisis, luxury brands in order to control costs, they saw the good production facilities in Guangdong and the raw materials of the Jiangsu and Zhejiang dynasties. The orders for OEM OEM in China increased year by year.

For example, Prada has always been the selling point of "made in Italy", and there are many foundries in the mainland.

It is reported that there are two kinds of agency processing in China: one is to produce finished products, the other is to participate in processes.

"Some first-line brands regard the Chinese market as a" life-saving straw ", but are afraid that people will know that it has a Chinese processing plant, so they will look for remote factories, and even some family workshops will enter the big production chain after several subcontracts, so that quality control is difficult to guarantee.

Although clothing is not as harmful as food to human body is obvious and direct, but the potential harm is more subtle.

Experts pointed out that because clothing in printing and dyeing and other production processes need to add various dyes, additives and other chemical agents, such as in the finishing process once rinsing is not enough, it will make some harmful substances on textile fabrics, resulting in the final product formaldehyde, pH value and so on.

This "problem" clothing will contact with human skin for a long time, which will destroy the natural barrier on the skin surface, stimulate the skin and damage the acid-base balance of the skin.