More than 100 imported clothing fabrics have failed ingredient labeling

The trademark stated that it was a pure cotton shirt, but after testing, it turned out to be polyester fabric. Recently, Jining Inspection and Quarantine Bureau inspected four batches of unqualified imported clothing. The unqualified items involved fabric composition labels that were inconsistent with the actual situation.
The reporter learned that the four batches of unqualified imported clothing that were detected include two batches of women’s clothing from South Korea, one batch of Japanese women’s clothing and one batch of Italian men’s shirts. There are hundreds of pieces in total, with a value of approximately 43,600. Dollar. “After the goods entered the country, we found during unpacking and inspection that none of these batches of clothing had Chinese safety labels.” A staff member of the Textile Section of Jining Inspection and Quarantine Bureau said that when imported clothing enters the country, it must contain Chinese safety labels and be clearly marked. Provide product classification, implementation standards and other information.
After inspection, it was found that in addition to the lack of Chinese labels, two batches of women’s clothing imported from South Korea also had fabric composition labels that were inconsistent with the actual ones. One of the women’s woven shirts has a durability label of 100% cotton, but the actual composition after testing is 100% polyester (polyester). “The consignee claimed that they mixed up the labels when purchasing the goods, but they do not rule out the suspicion of falsely labeling clothing information, defrauding and misleading consumers.” The staff said that for hundreds of substandard clothing, they required the consignee to all Replace identification labels.
“If the label is unqualified or the labeling is inaccurate, it can be released after rectification. But if the formaldehyde exceeds the standard and there are obvious quality problems, we will require the clothing to be returned and prohibit entry sales.” The staff member said.