Beijing Silk Museum Has Been Investigated For Selling Fake Silk Products.

Recently, located Beijing Haidian District, China's new palace gate 1, covering thousands of square meters of China Silk Museum has been investigated for selling fake silk products. It is reported that a set of boutique silk prices in the shop are priced at 88000 yuan, but they can not get a test report.

Therefore, the Haidian industrial and commercial sub Bureau placed a case investigation on the China Silk Museum and ordered hundreds of silk products to be sold off the shelves.

The silk products store is divided into two levels, mainly including silk quilts, garments, silk scarves and so on. Every day, a large number of tourist cars pull tourists to come shopping.

The salesmen claim that the silk sold here is all 100% of mulberry silk. quilt The price is sold according to the gram weight, silk is 580 yuan per kilogram, 1.5 kilograms 680 yuan.

however Haidian branch of industry and Commerce The law enforcement officers of the inspection department found that the same instructions on the same shelf were not identical with those on the wrapped silk, but some fabrics were labeled "16.5% viscose fiber, 83.5% cotton" and others labeled "100% polyester fiber". Not only that, there are many products, including factory names, factory sites and certificates.

It is reported that law enforcement officers randomly sampled 7 samples, and 6 failed. At present, the Haidian industrial and commercial sub Bureau has ordered the Chinese silk museum to stop selling more than 200 silk quilts, three hundred or four hundred silk garments and scarves under suspicion.

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