TUV Nad Spoke At The 2014 Global Footwear Industry Summit On Sustainable Development.

In 2014, the global footwear industry sustainable development summit was held in Shanghai. The top footwear industry brands, well-known footwear manufacturers, suppliers and retailers attended the summit.

As a representative of the world-renowned third party inspection and certification agency, TUV Lei Jiawen SUD Dr., vice president of the Greater China region (Dr. SUD Lui), attended the summit and conducted in-depth analysis and communication with the industry on systematic management of chemical testing issues in the supply chain.

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Through the establishment of a systematic approach to chemical control, a unified industry measurement standard should be established for all stakeholders in the supply chain to enhance pparency and reduce or replace harmful substances in consumer goods and their production, so as to establish mutual trust and promote cooperation among all parties.

In 2014, the global footwear industry sustainable development summit was held in Shanghai recently. TUV Dr. Raymond Lui, vice president of South China Deutsche group textiles and footwear group, attended the summit and conducted in-depth analysis and communication with the industry on systematic management of chemical testing issues in the supply chain. Lei Jiawen

In recent years, the global shoe industry is facing a green challenge. The international and national laws and regulations are changing rapidly and the complexity is increasing. The impact of environmental protection policy on the shoe leather industry has gradually penetrated into the upper and lower reaches of the shoe industry supply chain. The cost and time of repeated testing show a linear increase.

Because traditional testing is not efficient for managing chemical tests, it is difficult to reduce the number of tests in this framework, and more importantly, it can not remove or replace hazardous substances upstream.

This will greatly reduce the time limit for the entry of finished shoes into the international market, and increase the risk of irregularities faced by manufacturers, retailers and brands.

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Establishing a systematic management of chemical hazards in the supply chain of footwear industry will help to enhance the pparency of the overall supply chain, reduce or replace harmful substances in consumer goods and their production, and establish a unified industry measurement standard and method for all stakeholders in the supply chain.

The systematic approach will enable members of the system, including suppliers, branding, government and non-governmental organizations to participate in innovation, undertake corresponding responsibilities, ensure the safe use of chemicals, and establish an information disclosure system based on this, so that the public can get information about hazardous substances.

As an expert in the footwear industry, TUV SUD Dr. Raymond Lui has analyzed this systematic approach from the production information, raw materials to product traceability in the supply chain, and the latest guidance on chemical regulations, risk assessment, preventive measures and hazardous substances elimination plans from various countries.

At the same time, as a comprehensive footwear quality assurance plan, TUV Dr. Raymond Lui, the founder of the environmental protection logo of South Deutsche group, introduced the comprehensive chemical testing and factory verification of footwear into the supply chain to ensure that the footwear company acquired the footwear logo, which could directly demonstrate the manufacturer's commitment to provide only evidence of safe and reliable products, thereby supporting the enterprises to establish a positive brand awareness and trust.

This quality assurance plan has been widely accepted in famous brands in the United States and Europe.

TUV SUD

A century old, independent and authoritative third party certification body, with experienced experts and technical teams, its professional expert team and deep certification experience can help the relevant parties in the footwear industry to interpret the environmental standards of various countries, formulate environmental strategies suited to market positioning, and collaborate with well-known footwear brands all over the world to promote the development of the global footwear industry.

For example, TUV SUD, in collaboration with the largest and most experienced footwear trade association in the United States, the American shoe wholesalers and Retailers Association (FDRA), has jointly released the first global footwear product safety guidance to accurately understand what chemicals are used in the footwear industry, and where these chemicals are subject to global regulation to help footwear products meet various safety standards and meet multiple standards challenges in different parts of the world.

The TUV Deutsche Deutsche group was founded in Germany about 150 years ago. It is one of the world's leading technology services companies, covering a wide range of areas including testing, certification, inspection, information and expert guidance.

The company has more than 800 representative offices around the world, employs about 20000 people, and strives to provide customers with technology, system and optimization services in actual operation.

TUV South Deutsche group has been developing business in China for over 20 years.

So far, it has provided more than 20000 customers with corresponding services.