Australian Standards Agency Releases New Standard For Children's Pajamas

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< p > July 1st, the Australian Bureau of standards issued the new version of AS/NZS 1249 to reduce fire risk < a > children pajamas < /a > and some daily clothing standards. < /p >
< p > the new standard covers some important changes, including: combustibility test and < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > > decoration > /a > rationalization; revision of flammability test method to identify materials that will melt in the test; introduce new warning labels; improve and clarify the more complicated parts of the standard Central Plains, so as to provide users with a more feasible operation document. After the Australian Competition and Consumer Council (ACCC) and industry participants raised the issue of compliance and ease of use, Australia did a lot of research on the previous standards, the flammability of fabrics, and the consumer's understanding of warning labels. In addition to meeting the requirements of the new standard, suppliers wishing to sell in the New Zealand region must also comply with the consumer laws and regulations of the country. It is difficult to distinguish pajamas and everyday clothes, so these garments are also included in this standard. < /p >
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< p > British < a > clothing > /a > footwear price increases causing inflation to exceed expectations < /p >
< p > according to the foreign media, the inflation rate of the UK rose more than expected in June, reaching 1.9%, the second inflation rate since June 2013, mainly due to the rise in clothing and footwear prices. < /p >
The signal of P > inflation rate, employment rate growth and other economic growth is likely to cause the Bank of England to raise interest rates during the year. Investors' anticipation of interest rate increase led to a 0.4% rise in the pound against the US dollar and a revaluation of US $1.714 to 1 pounds. The growth rate of British residents' income has declined, and the average income growth rate in the first quarter is only 0.7%. Samuel Tombs, a British economist, said inflation is expected to decrease in the second half of the year because of the appreciation of the pound, lower import costs and fierce competition in the supermarket. It is estimated that the central bank will only raise interest rates gradually next year. < /p >