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2011/11/4 9:53:00 19

Pajamas Pass Through Technical Regulations And Regulations

South Korea intends to revise textile safety and quality labelling

Technical regulations

Yesterday, Dongguan held a consultative meeting. It is reported that after the proposal is gathered, it will be handed over to the State Department in a unified manner and reflected to the drafting Party of South Korea.

By the end of September this year,

The Republic of Korea

A notice was issued to revise the technical regulations for textile safety and quality labelling.

Interested WT O members can make comments within 2 months.

There are three major modifications to the draft: first, children and children who are vulnerable to fire protection and exported to South Korea with pyjamas are required to mark "attention to fire" signs.

Two, children use bags to limit the use of o-benzene two formic acid plasticizer (that is, the "protagonist" in the storm of Taiwan plasticizer).

Three, restrict the use of nickel in textiles as a barrier to electromagnetic waves.

The quality and technical supervision standard and coding Institute of Dongguan held a deliberative meeting.

There are Dongguan.

Textile industry

Experts and representatives of many garment enterprises participated.

Some business representatives questioned that many children's bags were man-made leather, which contained two plasticizers of ortho benzene, and how to strictly limit their contents. Third points were even more dissent.

It is stipulated in the draft that the release of nickel from textiles, such as radiation shielding maternity products or metal materials, including children's textiles, underwear, clothing, coats and bedding, must be below 0.5 eek g/ /w.

"But the metal buttons of clothes do not directly touch the skin, do they need to be tested?"

It is understood that excessive nickel can cause skin allergy, and even lead to serious human immune response.

There are technical personnel analysis, at present, the domestic mandatory provisions for the monitoring of nickel content.

There is no mandatory requirement for the release of nickel from the EU countries.

The test was to immerse the sample in artificial sweat for 7 days, and put it in a simulated human environment at 37 degrees C, and then test the content of nickel in the artificial sweat.

"Time consuming and expensive", some enterprises have proposed that metal buttons or leather bags zippers can not be exempt from testing. The introduction of Dongguan quality and technical supervision standards and codes will be presented to relevant departments of the state and reflected to South Korea.