Guangzhou Will Host The Summit Forum On Ecological Safety And Environmental Management Of Textile Supply Chain In August.

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The quality and safety of products have always been a topic of concern to consumers. Governments have also formulated corresponding ecological regulations and standards to protect public health and environmental safety.

Following the release of the report by Greenpeace in July 2011, the Chinese Public Environmental Research Center released the report on "cleaning up for fashion" in April 2012. A large number of textile brands and apparel retailers in China were involved in the supply chain.

After the release of these reports, the textile supply chain's ecological safety and environmental management issues have attracted the attention of the textile industry and consumers.

At present, the upper and middle reaches of the textile supply chain are taking measures to formulate action strategies. Adidas group, C&A, H&M, Lining, Nike group and Puma jointly released the joint roadmap of the hazardous chemicals Zero Emission (ZDHC) in the supply chain system in 2020. They plan to eliminate all toxic and harmful substances in their supply chain within a certain period of time. Some brands, in addition to responding to the specific problems mentioned by the environmental protection organization, will also ask for compliance behaviors in the environment and pollution in China's supply chain partners, and will follow up the rectification.

Some brands are planning for a meeting of suppliers, hoping that suppliers will strictly control the procurement of raw materials.

Many printing and dyeing enterprises in Zhejiang, Shandong and other places have issued the "ecological procurement order", requiring the suppliers of dyes and auxiliaries to issue test reports or certification certificates within one or two months to prove the conformity of the ecology.

Dye auxiliaries manufacturers have also taken actions to confirm the relevant products, so as to win the trust of buyers.

In order to respond to the green environmental appeal and promote the development of the textile and garment industry towards non-toxic, Intertek Tianxiang group and the Guangdong Textile Association jointly organized the Summit Forum on ecological safety and environmental management of textile supply chain.

Here, you can discuss face to face with the well-known experts and famous enterprises in the textile industry to discuss the ecological safety and environmental management problems of textile supply chain, and share and exchange advanced experience.

Sponsor: Intertek Tianxiang group and Guangdong Textile Association

Co organizer: Guangdong textile printing and dyeing industry committee, Guangdong knitting industry committee, Guangdong spinning and weaving industry committee

Time: August 7, 2012 13:00~17:30 (12:30~13:00 sign in)

Venue: Yulan hall, The Garden Hotel, No. 368, Huan Shi Dong Road, Guangzhou: 020-8333 8989)

Language: Mandarin Chinese

Forum agenda

1, fashion poison: what's wrong with China's printing and dyeing industry?

Speaker: Professor Wang Jianping, general manager of China market department, Intertek Tianxiang group

Speech:

1) public concern about the ecological safety and environmental problems of China's printing and dyeing industry

2) look at the industry's efforts and results from the data.

3) rational thinking on the development direction of China's printing and dyeing industry's ecological safety and energy saving and emission reduction

2, the latest progress of clean production technology and equipment in printing and dyeing industry

Speaker: Professor Mao Zhiping, Professor of Donghua University.

Speech:

1) brief introduction of foreign technology development trend

2) technology status of domestic enterprises

Pretreatment of clean production technology (with emphasis on low temperature pretreatment).

Dyeing and cleaner production technology (emphasis on knitted fabric flat dyeing, foam dyeing technology, etc.)

Printing technology (focus on analyzing whether digital printing technology is really energy saving and emission reduction, and discussing the development of digital printing technology)

Drying technology (focus on Microwave Drying Technology)

3) outlook

3, the status and development trend of energy saving and emission reduction in China's printing and dyeing industry

Speaker: Professor, Professor Xi Dan Li, teacher and student tutor of Donghua University

Speech:

1) the current situation of energy saving and emission reduction in China's printing and dyeing industry

Technology, process and equipment

Management level and concept of printing and dyeing industry

2) potential of energy saving and emission reduction in China's printing and dyeing industry

Advanced level of energy saving and emission reduction in printing and dyeing industry abroad

Disparity between energy saving and emission reduction ability of China's printing and dyeing industry and international advanced enterprises

4. Famous enterprises share the experience of ecological safety and environmental management in textile supply chain.

Experience in chemicals management and control --- Lining (China) Sporting Goods Co., Ltd.

Sharing experience in energy saving and emission reduction -- Jingyuan group

5, how to establish a chemical management and control system - Intertek solution

Speech:

1) chemicals management in the production process: emphasis on ecological risk management of dyes and chemicals

2) chemicals management in textile products: chemical archives and restricted substances testing.

3) case analysis of chemicals management

6, experts and enterprises on-site dialogue (Q & A)

Communication and problem-solving links, the audience can discuss the technical difficulties and solutions of textile supply chain face to face with experts, textile famous brands and enterprises within and outside Intertek.

Participants are invited:

Senior executives, technical workers and QC leaders in textile supply chain

1. dyeing and chemical enterprises and printing and dyeing enterprises

2. textile and garment enterprises

3. brands and retailers

4. domestic and foreign brand importers or agents