Since August 1St, Infant Clothing Has Been Implemented In Class A Standard. Kunming Baby Clothes Market Is Not Good.

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It is reported that GB18401-2010, the basic safety technical specification for national textile products, issued by the AQSIQ and the National Standardization Management Committee, is fully enforced today.

In the future, infants under 3 years old

The implementation of the highest safety class a standards will further restrict the contents of toxic and harmful substances and carcinogenic aromatic amines.

Yesterday, the reporter visited some supermarkets, department stores, infant and infant wholesale markets in Kunming, and some individual shops. It was found that large shopping malls, large supermarket chains and some brands of infant and infant products stores were generally in category a infant clothing, while B products were seen in some wholesale or retail outlets.

The new standard expands the age range.

It is understood that in 2010, the national basic safety technical specification for textile products was revised on the basis of the 2003 edition and approved in January 14, 2011. It was originally scheduled for implementation in August 1, 2011.

However, because the inventory of textile and garment enterprises is generally large, its inventory enters the circulation field until the sales time is longer.

In order to give enterprises a certain buffer period, finally, according to the approval of the GB, GB18401-2010 "national textile products basic safety technical specification" has been postponed until today.

Since today, textile products which do not conform to GB18401-2010's basic safety technical specification for national textile products are prohibited from production, sale and importation.

Some experts analysis, compared with the old standard, the biggest difference between the new national standard and the infant clothing regulations is that the age of the new national standard will extend the age of "infants" in the definition of infant textiles from 0~24 months to 0~36 months.

This change means that the textile products of 2~3 year old children who originally met the requirements of category B or C must meet the requirements of class a of the highest safety class after the implementation of the new standard.

General sales super class A

By visiting the Kunming market, the reporters found that there was a great difference in cognition between the category a products and the implementation of the new national standard.

Large shopping malls, chain supermarkets and some brands of infant and infant products stores do better.

In Kun Bai everyone has baby baby brand area, reporters randomly read several brands of goods, as long as the labels are infant products textiles, are class a grade products.

Combi staff told reporters that they have worked in the counter for two years and have been selling A-class products.

"Baby's skin is very delicate. Only a class of products can give this kind of healthy and safe care."

The staff also told reporters that in general, the shopping mall has strict requirements for the qualification and quality of the brand. Besides, the brand itself also has a rigid standard for quality requirements.

During the visit, the Daguan commercial city, dun Kang infant clothing brand store, is also a category a product.

According to the introduction, the purchase channels of Dun Kang infant brand clothing are all from the well-known high-end infant and young goods manufacturers in China. The quality is strictly checked, and the cost is also higher than that of other B infants and young children.

Some children's clothing is not clear.

However, not all distributors are aware of the requirements of category a products. There are still many B or B products in some sales channels.

According to the public, a large shopping mall around the South Road and its surrounding children's clothing and infant clothing shops have such a situation.

The reporter visited the area after he was informed.

Reporters at the scene saw that in addition to no label, no description or no formal tag of infants and young children's clothing, many businesses around the age of 1 years old infants and young children wear clothes are marked B or C, but the tag of this kind of clothing is not clearly defined as a child or infant clothing category, the logo is unclear, the use is unknown.

Most of the businessmen and consumers interviewed are not clear about the meaning of standard category representatives.

"Customers will not pay attention to the standard category of clothing when they buy, most of them require pure cotton."

A salesperson said so.

In the interview, the reporters also found that the vast majority of shopkeepers said they did not understand the level of A, B and C in textile products. Some merchants only knew the difference between pure cotton and chemical fiber.

The peddlers selling infant clothing are still ignorant of the new rules. When asked by reporters about how these clothes will not be treated, traders choose to avoid them.

There is a market for B products with poor supervision.

With the deepening of the interview, reporters in the children's clothing village also found that there are B products sold in infant clothing.

A salesperson who did not want to be named admitted to reporters that although there were individual high quality brand store retailers in the children's clothing village, most of the rest were children's clothing sold by retailers, mainly in low and medium grade products.

"The clothing of class a standard is higher than that of class B standard clothing. Merchants will not remove or completely remove B clothing immediately after the policy comes out of the market and interests."

The salesperson believes that the implementation of this new regulation may not be very effective, because the introduction of the new standard involves the problem of ordinary consumers' consumption ability, indicating that the infant clothing of class a standard is generally higher than that of category B, and for consumers with better family economic level, it is not a problem to buy A-type products, but for some low-income consumers, it is too much to eat.

The salesperson said that even if the new policy was introduced, the market of B infant clothing could not be completely cut off. Unless the state completely renovate all manufacturers of B clothing for infants and young children from the source, if there is production, there will be sales.