Cotton Import Failed To Pass The Rate Of 100%.

In the first half, Gaoming import

Found serious problems, test results showed

Up to 100%.

In July 8th, the reporter learned from the Gaoming inspection and quarantine bureau that according to statistics, in the first half of 2016, the Department examined 7 batches of imported cotton and 952.43 tons, with a value of 2 million 115 thousand and 300 dollars, mainly from Australia, the United States and Egypt.

The reasons for disqualification include quality degradation and short weight. For this reason, the Gaoming inspection and Quarantine Bureau issued 12 foreign claims certificates, which saved 103 thousand and 700 yuan of economic losses for enterprises.

It is understood that in order to deal with the "big problem" of short weight and quality degradation of imported cotton, the Gaoming inspection and quarantine bureau starts from the source, and will timely notify the registered and archival filing of the AQSIQ, reputable overseas supplier information, or supplier information that has resulted in degradation of credit level due to quality problems.

Industry, enhance enterprise's awareness of prevention, and better avoid the risk of economic loss caused by the dishonest behavior of overseas suppliers.

At the same time, the inspection and quarantine staff carried out on-site inspection of imported cotton to the port, and strengthened the supervision of imported cotton loading and unloading site to prevent the introduction of epidemic diseases.

In the event of unqualified quality or weight, a claim certificate shall be issued in time to maximize the interests of domestic cotton enterprises.

Gaoming inspection and Quarantine Bureau reminds cotton enterprises: first, when purchasing cotton, it is necessary to select foreign suppliers that have been registered in AQSIQ; two, in the process of signing contracts, it is necessary to raise awareness of rights protection, avoid the situation of failing to grade and claim because of irregular contracts; three, pay attention to collecting and retaining cotton related evidence in the process of cotton use, so as to make an external claim.