EU'S Technical Barriers To China Have Risen.

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The small weave of the net gives you the introduction of the EU's technical barriers to China's textile industry.

According to statistics from the China Federation of textile industry, in the first half of 2014, the European Commission's non food quick warning system (RAPEX) issued 1083 recall recalls to the world (including Hongkong and Taiwan regions of China, the same below), an increase of 36.06% over the same period last year.

209 of the textiles and clothing categories were reported, accounting for 19.3% of the total number of notifications.

670 cases were reported to China (excluding mainland China, Hongkong and Taiwan, the same below), an increase of 41.95% over the previous year, accounting for 61.87% of the total number of global notifications.

In the same period, 118 notifications were issued to China textile products, up 8.26% from the same period, accounting for 17.6% of the total notifications to China, accounting for 56.45% of the world's similar products.

Statistics show that in the first half of 2014, the EU issued a recall notice to the world with three major characteristics: first, the number of global notification continues to grow, and the growth rate has been larger than that of the highest notification in 2010 (1031); two, the notification to China is also showing a high growth momentum, which has exceeded the growth rate of the world, and the proportion of the announcement has increased year by year, from 55.6% in 2008 to 61.8% now; three in the 2013, the growth rate of notification in 2013 is decreasing, and the first half of this year began to show positive growth, but the number did not exceed the highest period in 2010 (181).

It shows that the number of EU's notifications to the world, especially China, has increased rapidly, and technical barriers to China have risen.

Notification state

Spain has the largest number of sponsors.

In the first half of 2014, Spain became the world's largest number of notifications, with 154 notices issued, followed by 136 Germany, 104 France, and 100 Hungary, and the number of notifications issued by the above countries exceeded 100.

A total of 841 reports were issued to 10 countries with the largest number of notifications worldwide, accounting for 77.65% of the total number of notifications.

In the first half of this year, the number of people who sent the most information to China was still Spain, up to 110 (the number of notifications last year is 172).

Hungary, France, Czech Republic and Cyprus rank the top 5.

A total of 551 reports were sent to 10 countries with the largest number of reports, accounting for 82.2% of the total number of notifications to China.

China in the first half of this year

The top 5 countries that reported the most products were Hungary, 37 from Cyprus, 15 from Germany, 12 from Bulgaria, and 10 from Spain.

A total of 112 notifications were sent to 10 countries with the largest number of notifications, and accounted for 94.9% of the total number of notifications to China.

Notification products

Toys continue to rank first

Compared with 2013, in the first half of this year, all the products that were notified by the RAPEX system, the toy products exceeded the textiles and clothing became the most informed products.

In the first half of the year, the European Union sent 316 toys to the world, accounting for 29.2% of the total number of notifications.

Second of the textile products (involving adult and children's clothing and footwear products, etc.) reached 209, accounting for 19.3% of the total.

The total number of notifications of the above two products accounted for nearly half of the total number of notifications.

Electrical appliances (115 cases), motor vehicles (80 cases), cosmetics (57 cases), lighting facilities (51) are 36.

There were 948 notifications covering the largest number of 10 categories of products, accounting for 87.5% of the total number of notifications.

In spinning and weaving products, the products that are notified are mainly concentrated in children's clothing.

Among them, 92 categories of children's clothing were included in the notification of Chinese textiles and clothing, accounting for 78% of the total number of textile products.

Notified state

China is still NO.1

There is no suspense. In the first half of 2014, China is still ranked first among all countries that have been informed by the RAPEX system, and continues to maintain a huge disparity compared with other countries.

In the first half of 2014, China received 670 reports, accounting for 61.9% of the total number of countries in the world.

Followed by China is Germany, there are 44.

Turkey ranked second in the same period last year, slipping to fifth this year. Germany ranked third in the same period last year, to second this year.

Italy, the United States and Turkey are 35.

The number of the top 10 countries and regions with the largest number of notifications was 870, accounting for 80.33% of the total number of notifications.

Reasons for notification

Product safety is most important.

This year, the recall issued by the European Union RAPEX system has involved dozens of relevant standards, and safety is the most widely cited complaint, including asphyxiation, flammability, hearing loss, visual acuity, drowning, and electric shock.

Another reason for being informed is that it does not conform to environmental standards.

The main reason for the notification of spinning and weaving products is similar to that of previous years, which is not in line with the European standard EN 14682.

The length of children's jackets, hats and clothing is over standard, and there is danger of suffocation and injury.

Other reasons include the risk of swallowing and suffocation caused by easy separation or insecurity of clothing accessories, and violation of REACH regulations due to excessive chemicals (involving azo dyes, ortho benzene two formate DEHP, toxic aromatic amines).

All of these products were ordered to take corrective actions except for some of the children's garments whose length of rope was over standard. Other kinds of products had either voluntarily or passively withdrawn from the market and recalled the products that had been sold. Products that had not yet entered the EU market were directly refused to be imported by the customs.

In addition, the same kind of product is in the same category.

The reasons for the notification vary among different member states.

For example, it is also a product of fireworks. Some countries have been informed about the risk of burns. Some countries have reported that they will cause damage to vision and hearing.

Again, the same is children's clothing, some countries are due to attachments can cause asphyxiation injury and inform, some countries because of dyeing and printing does not meet the relevant chemical standards.