Textile Enterprises Should Pay Attention To The EU'S New Regulations On Textile Labels

Recently, through the new regulations on textile labeling, the EU has revised the names of textile fibers.

The new regulation of the EU has been adapted to "the weight percentage of textile fibers or textile parts up to 80% of the relevant products". The new regulation clearly stipulates that when manufacturers and importers put textiles into the EU market, it is the responsibility to ensure that the labels or labels on the products are accurate and accurate. The names of all the fibers used in the products must be listed on labels or labels according to the weight percentage; the single fiber that accounts for less than 5% of the total weight of the textile, or the total fiber that weighs less than 15% of the total weight of the textile, can be classified as "

In the inspection and supervision of European Union products, the inspection and quarantine officers of Changzhou inspection and Quarantine Bureau found that the problems existed in textile and clothing labels were as follows: fiber component identification did not meet the requirements, such as fiber content did not match, fiber label names were not in conformity with the actual products, indicating that fiber components were not in conformity with the contract, washing labels were not up to the requirements, some products requiring washing signs were not labeled washing requirements or incorrect marking, violated the domestic and foreign trademark usage regulations, and used foreign well-known trademarks for production and operation without any authorization.

To this end, Changzhou Bureau reminds textile and garment export enterprises: first, we should attach great importance to the new regulations of the EU textile labels, and actively learn the mandatory requirements of the new regulations, so as to correctly label the labels of the textiles so as to ensure that the products meet the EU requirements. Two, we must strengthen the examination of the labels provided by the customers, prevent the guest labels from being inconsistent with the requirements of the importing countries of the European Union, and thus bring unnecessary losses; three, we must recognize that labels are also an important part of the quality of the products.