Customs reminder: Textiles exported to the United States must comply with flame retardant standards
Since 2021, because the flame retardancy of textile products does not meet US flame retardant standards and poses a burn risk to consumers, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued 12 CPSC recalls on related textile products produced in my country. Notified, including 9 times for pajamas and 3 times for rug products.
Our country is a major exporter of textiles, and the United States is one of my country’s major exporters. Its textile technical regulations place special emphasis on the flame retardant performance requirements of textiles. The U.S. Flammable Fabrics Act (FFA) stipulates that the flammability of textiles sold in the U.S. market must meet corresponding standards: textiles for clothing must meet the Class I and II requirements specified in 16CFR1610; children’s pajamas have higher requirements and must meet 16CFR1615 and the requirements specified in 1616.
Customs reminder: Domestic textile export enterprises pay close attention to the latest domestic and foreign textile and apparel laws and standards, strengthen standard research, and clarify quality requirements; check from the “source” and select Qualified fabric accessories, supplemented by excellent design technology; at the same time, strengthen benchmarking testing, pay special attention to the special flammability standards of children’s pajamas in the United States, Canada and other countries, to avoid export textiles being recalled due to substandard flame retardancy.
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