Children'S Clothing In Xianning Is Hard To Reach The Standard.

Since August 1st, the new version of the national basic safety technical specification for textile products has been enforced. It is required that the textile products for infants and young children under 3 years of age must meet the category I standard of the highest safety class.

Recently, the reporter visited the market and found that the implementation of the new national standard of children's wear market in our city is worrying.

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Class a standard

Reporters learned from the Municipal Quality Supervision Department, after the new version of the national basic safety technical specification for textile products has been implemented, when mothers choose clothes for children under 3 years old, as long as they recognize the labels of clothing and label the words "baby products, class A, GB184012010", they can basically buy at ease.

It is reported that the new national standard for formaldehyde has a clear stipulation, class a formaldehyde content is less than 20mg/kg, B formaldehyde content <75mg/kg, C formaldehyde content <300mg/kg.

In addition, the control of decomposable aromatic amine dyes and other harmful substances is also more stringent.

After the implementation of the new national standard, the safety requirements for children's clothing will be higher. The age range of category A is from 24 months or less than 80 cm to infants and children who are less than 36 months old or below 100 cm in height.

Children's clothing sold in supermarkets is mostly B.

Reporters recently visited the market found that our city children's wear market implementation of the new national standard is worrying.

Reporters saw some large supermarkets in downtown area, and some of them did not carry out the new national standard, and the labels were displayed as B standards.

Sales staff said that they had not heard of the new national standard, and that they were all qualified products tested.

In some children's clothing stores, some infant clothing labels display C class standards, while others are not labeled.

Dai Changsheng, deputy director of the Municipal Bureau of inspection and quarantine, said that in view of this situation, they will publicize the new national standard to all the stores in the market, and conduct regular and irregular checks on the children's clothing market. Once the children's clothes that do not conform to the new national standard will be found, they will be confiscated according to the forty-ninth articles of the product quality law, and the fine value of the value of goods sold over three times the value should be fined. If consumers find that they do not conform to the new national standard children's clothing, they can make 12365 complaints.