The Failure Rate Of Imported Garments In Shandong Reached 21.8%

From the Shandong inspection and Quarantine Bureau, Shandong inspection and Quarantine Bureau recently carried out the first phase of the Shandong commodity inspection and supervision in accordance with the law in 2014.

Among them, the 55 batch of imported garments, including adult clothing and Children's wear The unqualified 12 batches, with an unqualified rate of 21.8%, mainly relate to South Korea, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Turkey and other countries. The reasons for the failure are that they do not meet the requirements of our mandatory standards, such as no Chinese identification, and the use instructions do not indicate safety categories.

The supervision Spot check 215 batches of tests were detected. Export Among them, 171 batches of imported products were selected and 44 products were exported, involving 6 categories of clothing, shoes and wipes. Through spot checks, a total of 48 batches of imported products were found unqualified, with an unqualified rate of 28%, and 9 unqualified export products, with an unqualified rate of 20%.

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According to the recent news of India media (Zee News), the Central Leather Research Institute (CSIR-CLRI) of India has applied for a patent for its leather making technology, which has made significant breakthroughs in water saving.

The study aimed at reducing waste of water resources and saving tanning steps, saving time and money.

Subhendu Chakrabarti, senior principal scientist at the Institute, said that after the traditional leather making process, the deskinned bare skin needs to undergo softening (bating), acid pickling (pickling) and alkaline neutralization before chrome tanning. All these processes need to add a large amount of chemical agents, each process needs to use a lot of water, and produce a lot of waste water containing harmful chemicals in the process.

He said tannery effluent is the main source of water pollution in many areas. The new anhydrous chrome tanning technology can not only save time, but also produce economic benefits and reduce pollution.

He explained that with the new technology, tanning agent can be added directly to the defired bare skin without tanning water or other media. The new tanning process reduces many production links and is therefore very economical.

Chakrabarti said that the new technology could also reduce about 50% of chrome tanning agents. At the same time, because the water in the leather making process does not use water, it will not produce waste water, so it is very good for the environment.