Japan Will Launch A Brand New "Real Japanese Made" Industry Benchmark.

In the future, clothing for textile, dyeing and sewing production in Japan can be labeled with "real Japanese made" label that represents high quality products.

However, the label only proves clothing.

The production is completed by senior skilled workers and does not restrict production enterprises from importing raw materials from abroad.

It will be formally implemented in January 14th.

At this stage, garments made with "made in Japan" labels are allowed to be dyed in Japan by using foreign textile fabrics, rather than strictly "made in Japan".

Official data show that imported garments account for Japan.

About 97% of the total sales.

Japanese officials believe that the launch of the new benchmark will help local garment manufacturers improve their product quality and no longer focus on selling "bargains".

Mutual understanding:

New media said that in January 2015, Japanese food, paper products and other commodities will usher in a wide range of price increases.

This is due to the depreciation of the Japanese yen and the rise in prices of raw materials.

According to Singapore's 31 quoted Japanese Kyodo News reported that by the depreciation of the yen and the consumption tax increase tax, the daily necessities of life will continue to rise in 2015, but from the current situation, family income gains can not catch up with the speed of price rise.

Consumers will feel heavier and heavier at the beginning of the new year.

In terms of food, noodle products that use imported ingredients to make ingredients will rise in price.

The main commodities of instant noodle shipped from NGC, star foods and Dongyang aquatic products from January 1st will be raised by 3%-8%.

Since January 1st, Japanese aquatic products will cost about 30 family packaged frozen foods for 3%-15%.

The price of 64 kinds of domestic spaghetti shipped from FOODS on the 5 day will also increase by about 5%-13%, while the price of Edible Rapeseed Oil and soybean oil purchased from the 5 day will increase by about 8%-10%.

Turtle food will also increase the price of imported wine on the 1 day by an average of about 8%.

Commodity prices will also rise.

King's paper, Japanese paper Crecia and Prince nepia all raised the price of household paper products including paper towels and toilet paper by more than 10% in January on the basis of higher purchasing costs.

Large companies producing frozen foods and paper products also plan to raise prices after February.

"The expected cost will continue to rise in the future, and the efforts of enterprises will be limited," said the head of a large food company.

Volkswagen Japan has increased the price of the 11 models by an average of 1.6% since January 1st.

In terms of electricity and gas charges, 6 major power companies and 2 gas giants will raise their prices from January.