Crack Down On "Black Hearted Cotton" Illegal And Criminal Acts, Manchuria Launched "Black Heart Cotton" Special Inspection

In order to crack down on illegal and criminal acts committed by "black hearted cotton" and safeguard the health and safety of the people, Manchuria Quality Supervision Bureau has carried out special inspections of "black heart cotton" in the market of cotton products concentrated sale in the area in recent days.

During the inspection, the law enforcement officers used the labels, factory inspection reports and other factory inspection reports on the sales of quilts, mats, pillows, cotton padded clothes, etc.

Conduct comprehensive and detailed inspection.

In the inspection of individual merchants, law enforcement officers found that the appearance of the new clothes were filled with mixed colors, yellow stains and dust.

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Law enforcement officials require all merchants to strictly implement the inspection and acceptance of incoming products and the delisting system of substandard products, and strictly prevent "black hearted cotton" from entering the market and endangering the health of the people.

Law enforcement officials are also promoting the "product quality law" to merchants at the scene.

"Quality supervision and management measures" and other related laws and regulations.

A total of 45 law enforcement officers were dispatched, 15 of them were inspected and more than 100 pieces of cotton padded jacket, coats and bedclothes were filled with "black heart cotton" as filling materials.

Manchuria City Quality Supervision Bureau official said, will continue to strictly investigate and deal with production, sales and operation activities in the use of "black heart cotton" and other illegal activities, to ensure the health and safety of the masses.

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The group plans to open second duty-free shops in Phnom Penh in October 2015.

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