Textiles exported from Nantong will be tested for specific azo dyes
Since Japan has introduced regulations for testing specific azo dyes on textiles exported to Japan, the Nantong Inspection and Quarantine Department reminds relevant enterprises in the city to actively respond to Japan’s new standards and strictly control the procurement of raw and auxiliary materials to ensure that export products meet the standards.
According to the Nantong Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, Japan officially announced its self-regulatory standards for non-use of specific azo dyes in textiles last month and plans to conduct specific azo dye testing on textiles exported to Japan. The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan has officially launched the legislative process, and soon the self-discipline standards of the Japanese textile industry will be upgraded to legally enforceable standards. At present, individual companies in Nantong City have received letters from Japanese importers requesting certification that textiles exported to Japan do not contain banned aromatic amine substances.
Industry insiders pointed out that textiles exported to Japan will undergo specific AZO testing, which will inevitably increase the production costs of enterprises. To this end, the inspection and quarantine department reminds relevant enterprises in Nantong City to pay attention to the new requirements of the new standards in a timely manner, and confirm whether the fabrics need to be tested for AZO according to the customer contract requirements to ensure that the requirements of the new regulations are met; at the same time, enterprises should strengthen inspection and inspection Communicate with the quarantine department, keep abreast of testing procedures and time limit requirements for Azo testing of fabrics and excipients, such as sampling and sample delivery, and prepare in advance to actively respond to the implementation of new standards. In addition, relevant companies should strengthen the procurement control of raw and auxiliary materials, establish a good supplier selection and evaluation system, strengthen the quality and safety control of raw and auxiliary materials used by outsourced parties, and ensure that exported products meet the Japanese market’s textile safety requirements.
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