What Is The Impact Of Japanese Textile Industry On China'S Textile Enterprises?

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The control law on hazardous substances in the products is officially implemented. The specific azo dyes that can decompose carcinogenic aromatic amines are classified as harmful substances.

They are used in household products such as socks, carpets, and 24 other specified aromatic amines are restricted to less than 30mg/Kg.

The standard setting was strengthened as textiles.

China is bound to be affected by big powers.

The famous third party inspection institution Engel inspection thinks that this can not only make production enterprises and testing organizations pay attention to the standardization in the daily operation process of design, production and testing services, but also provide a reference for China's standardization reform.

(1) standard regulation: "control law on harmful substances in household products" (Showa 48 law 112nd);

(2) implementation time: April 1, 2016 formally implemented;

(3) main contents: the new order officially classified the specific azo dye of the decomposable carcinogenic aromatic amine as a harmful substance.

Prohibit the use of banned azo dyes in textile products at home products: diapers, diaper covers,

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Gloves, socks, tunic, coat,

Bedding, carpet, tablecloth, collar, handkerchief, towel, bath mat, leather and / or fur products, floor coverings and other related products.

According to a staff member of a well-known textile production enterprise, in order to enter the Japanese textile market, it should not only dye products with acid dyes and disperse dyes without specific azo content, but also avoid the specific aromatic amines banned in the new regulations.

"There is no doubt that the Japanese standard of harmful substances control in household products has had a great impact on the domestic textile industry.