EU Formulating Environmental Labeling Standards For New Textile Products

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< p > in the past 2014 World Cup in Brazil, Adidas and an environmental protection organization launched a tug of war on "toxic clothing". The group announced a new batch of toxicological reports on the products.

The report shows: "the main sponsors of the world cup in Brazil, Adidas, Nike and Puma products contain a variety of toxic and harmful chemicals."

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< p >, Adidas has also issued a formal statement: "as the pioneer of textile chemical management, the company will start from the two aspects of the public's right to know and the elimination of perfluorocarbon, and implement its poison pledge."

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"P", and the European Commission will also focus on the "toxic" service of the clothing industry. It begins to develop the environmental labeling standards for textiles and clothing products, which involve harmful chemicals, recycling renewable ingredients, energy efficiency and water resources management.

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< p > EU environmental label rules can be applied to textiles and garments as well as fiber, yarn, < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > cloth > /a >, zippers, buttons, etc. it is mainly used to identify whether the products in different stages of the whole life cycle from raw materials to production, making use and discarding are harmful to the environment.

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< p > manufacturers need to ensure that products do not contain hazardous substances listed in the list of restricted substances for environmental labels. In addition, environmental labels can be obtained only when products meet consumer expectations or meet the requirements and have no other alternatives that can be applied and are being tested.

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< p > > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_q.asp" > Standard < /a > will also strictly restrict the reduction of water and air pollution in the textile process, and reduce labor demand as much as possible.

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