Greenpeace Announces The Fairness Of The Reports On Well-Known Clothes And Poisons, Which Is Suspected By The Industry.

Comprehensive Taiwan media reported that Greenpeace announced 20 brands on 20 th.

The investigation of hazardous substances residues revealed that there are many famous brands in the world.

Contains harmful substances.

Half of these brands, such as ZARA and Reaves, are sold in Taiwan.

Taiwan standard inspection department said yesterday that to purchase samples tested on the market, if it is found that containing nonylphenol polyoxyethylene ether (NPE), plasticizer or carcinogenic aromatic amine, it will require the operators to get off the shelves immediately.

Taiwan related departments: if they do not meet the standards, they will immediately get off the shelves.

According to Taiwan media reports, Zhang Wenbin, head of Taiwan's "bureau of inspection and Quarantine", said that some of the children's clothes were printed on plastic and then posted on them.

Plastics may contain plasticizers, and they should not exceed 1000ppm according to the relevant standards of Taiwan.

In addition, 22 kinds of azo fuel can be decomposed into aromatic amines, which should not exceed 30ppm.

If exceeding the standard, the next frame will be recycled and improved, otherwise the new Taiwan dollar will be fined from 100 thousand yuan to 1 million yuan.

Zhang Wenbin said plasticizers and nonylphenol polyoxyethylene can lead to premature puberty, hypoplastic sexual organs and risk of cancer in adult organs. Aromatic amines can also cause cancer.

Yuan Shaoying, director of the environmental protection department of Taiwan, said NPE is in.

Products used as stabilizers and other functions are often used in clothing with more design sense. If garment manufacturers do not clean before making the process, the residual quantity of finished products will be higher.

He reminded people whether to buy famous brand or clothing at a price, home should be cleaned with green cleaner and clean water.

Zara and other companies responded.

According to Taiwan media reports, ZARA Taiwan has made a statement through group Inditex to correct the dialogue with the Greenpeace International, and there are no children's trousers on the ZARA cabinet in Taiwan.

Inditex said that due to the fact that no specific analysis result had been notified before, it was not possible to reply to specific clothing at present, because all test analysis had to be controlled before the results were reported. LEVIS has returned the matter to headquarters, and is actively identifying the number of substances detected.

ZARA's Inditex stressed that the dialogue with Greenpeace is now in progress, and it is committed to strive for a convincing and practical detoxification method and proposal. At present, the letter has been sent to representatives of Greenpeace, reaffirming the environmental commitment, pparency and communication policy, absolute respect for all, including suppliers and holders, and reiterating its willingness to undertake necessary actions to achieve zero emissions hazardous substances within the shortest possible period.

In response to the inspection, two samples were taken from ZARA and LEVIS in Taiwan, and Inditex issued by the parent company Inditex yesterday issued a statement saying that the test was not publicly tested and was not informed of the inspection items in advance and could not respond to specific clothing. However, they would be examined with the highest standard. As for the Khaki children's trousers that were named, Taiwan is not currently trafficking.

ESPRIT also responded that it was learning about the number of goods that had been detected with toxic substances, and indicated that it would move forward towards non-toxic and non polluting products before 2020.

As for the Tommy Hilfiger and GIORGIO ARMANI with the highest content of plasticizers, they have been rewarded to headquarters, and have been actively associated with Greenpeace to understand the exact inspection items. Tommy Hilfiger said that the inspection of the third party fair units before the dress import has been further understood.

The rest of the brands, including BENETTON, Calvin Klein, MANGO and DIESEL, which are found to contain toxic substances and have shop spots in Taiwan, have also been returned to the head office, and have in-depth knowledge of Taiwan's introduction. However, BENETTON said that the red coat of No. TX12015 in the report was confirmed by Taiwan.

There are media and practitioners who doubt the fairness of the investigation

According to Taiwan media reports,

LEVIS, ESPRIT and other famous brand clothing were all referred to by Greenpeace as polyphenol oxide (NPE) and other chemical substances. However, because the organization did not publish the test sample style, some of the operators said that Taiwan might not introduce the style, which should not be rendered so much. ZARA said that the children's trousers Taiwan was not trafficked.

Greenpeace announced that the famous clothing contains poison, but has not announced the item, let the brand have many complaints, privately disclosed, the green peace is not the official organization, also has not carried on the inspection with the fair official organization together, and the inspection has not been disclosed, the examination item has not announced, lets the operator not know what to do, also doubts its impartiality.

A reporter also found that in the inspection report, the inspection number is TX12015, there are BENETTON and EMPORIO ARMANI two brands, of which the BENETTON sample T-shirt is written on "EMPORIO ARMANI", which is obviously inconsistent with the facts. Another ESPRIT T-shirt marked TX12058 is printed with "Calvin Klein Klein" on the clothes, and the correctness is also questioned.