Taicang Inspection And Quarantine Bureau: Don'T Blindly Believe In Foreign Brand Clothing.

According to statistics of Taicang inspection and Quarantine Bureau of Jiangsu, 1-8 ports were imported in Taicang this year.

The 856 batch, US $8 million 480 thousand, grew by 124% and 62.5% respectively.

Among them, the Bureau inspected the personnel of the supervision department and seized 2 batches of 4334 unqualified garments and dealt with them according to law.

The inspection and quarantine department reminds consumers that the quality of imported clothing is equally good and bad, so we must not blindly believe in foreign brands.

Even if the product of the same brand is likely to be different from the origin, the quality standards of the garment enterprises are different from those of the production standards.

The relevant data of Taicang port show that the biggest factor that causes the unqualified quality of imported garments is that the fiber component items are unqualified, accounting for 41% of the total unqualified batches. Secondly, the color fastness is unqualified, accounting for 35%. Besides, pH value and formaldehyde project are also common problems of imported garments.

Taking the two batches of imported garments that were seized by the bureau this year as an example, one of the garments was inspected and inspected by the inspection and quarantine department in accordance with the requirements of the basic safety technical specification of the national textile products in July.

It has also been destroyed by the Taicang inspection and quarantine department for its resistance to sweat stains and stains which do not meet our national standards.

According to the introduction, clothing with unfastness to color is easy to cause clothing dyes to pfer from textiles to human skin, and dye molecules and heavy metal ions may thus be absorbed by the skin.

In addition to the negative impact on consumers' health and safety, there are also some imported garments which cause consumers' economic losses due to the fact that the actual fiber content of the fabrics is inconsistent with the contents of the labels.

The staff of the Bureau said that fiber content has always been a consumer's concern and is also an important consumer's choice of clothes.

One of the facts is that the actual composition of clothing is inconsistent with the logo, which has actually constituted fraud.

In August this year, the bureau put forward rectification requirements for 2548 labels of unqualified garments.