The "Poison" Outdoor Clothing Brand In Shenyang Did Not Say That The Product Was Harmless To The Human Body.

There is a test report. Adidas The, North Face (Lo J Faith), Jack Wolfskin (wolf claw) and other 14 world famous brands outdoors. clothing All harmful chemicals, perfluorinated compounds, were found. Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and other substances are difficult to degrade. It is possible to enter the body through food, air and water, which may lead to a decline in fertility and other diseases of the immune system.

Yesterday, reporters on these Brand clothing Interviews were conducted in the Shenyang market.

　　 The "poison" outdoor clothing brand is still on sale.

Yesterday, reporters came to Taiyuan street, Zhongjie, and some sports shops, outdoor sports shops and clothing stores near twelve weft road. Reporters saw Adidas, The North Face, Jack Wolfskin ( Jack wolfskin Outdoor clothing such as "poison" brand is being sold.

A shop near two Jing Street, Shenhe District, has a strong idea that someone will buy outdoor clothes and introduce them enthusiastically. When the reporter mentioned that these outdoor clothes contain harmful chemicals, the shopkeeper did not know that clothing sales did not decline. And in some clothing stores in Taiyuan street and Zhongjie, the staff are also this attitude, and said that there was no notice of the shelves.

In the clothing store selling these brands, the reporters looked at each. outer wear The tag does not indicate that the garment contains harmful chemicals. For example, a price tag of 1600 yuan for Adidas, a brand of assault clothing, and the introduction of material on the tag only reads: fiber ingredients: main material 100% polyester, blending 91% polyester, 9% spandex, 100% polyester, no other class.

　　 Manufacturers say products are harmless to human body.

A woman in the clothing industry, Ms. Wang said that although there were no harmful chemicals on the tag, outdoor clothing, from yarn to fabric and even clothing, was using chemicals, so as to enhance their special protective functions such as windproof and waterproof, and make clothes easy to handle.

In fact, Kirsten Brodde, an expert in green peace testing, said in an interview in October 31st that it is true that harmful perfluorooctanoic acid is pervasive in outdoor brand sportswear.

"Because the content is too small, it will not cause harm to the human body." The wolf claw brand media leader did not deny that the clothing contained perfluorinated compounds, but he said the company would try to replace it in 2015. Adidas's response also said that all detected products had no safety or health hazards to consumers, but also indicated that in 2020, all products would meet zero risk chemical standards.