Anlu Clothing Market Fails To Implement New National Standards

Anlu quality and Technology Supervision Bureau recently conducted a special inspection of the city's clothing market, and found that many businesses did not implement new national standards for clothing sales.

According to quality supervision personnel, most ordinary consumers only care about factors such as appearance, color and price when choosing clothes, but ignore the "invisible killer" hidden with their "skin blind date". Clothing safety, many consumers do not know that those clothes with bright colors and beautiful appearance will endanger our health.

While some garment factories are producing and processing garments, a large number of dyes and some chemical raw materials are harmful to human health.

The new standard of clothing (GB/Txxxxx-2009) issued by the national standard management committee in April last year for the first time has imposed mandatory provisions on pH, decomposable carcinogenic aromatic amine dyes and formaldehyde.

In the special supervision and inspection, Anlu quality and Technical Supervision Bureau found that the clothing sold by some merchants still failed to carry out the new standard according to the requirements, and did not label the harmful substances in the clothing tag.

Quality supervision staff remind consumers, when buying clothes, we must check the clothing tag, see whether the implementation standard is adopted the new national standard, otherwise, please carefully buy.

At present, the case is being further investigated and dealt with by the Bureau.