General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine issues risk warning for Australian cotton imports

Recently, as new Australian cotton has been launched one after another, the quality of cotton is quite different from previous years. To this end, the inspection and quarantine department reminded local enterprises in Shishi to verify the grade of cotton and avoid using low-grade cotton products to produce clothing that would result in returns.
According to reports, since June, the inspection and quarantine department has inspected a total of 281,500 tons of Australian cotton imported across the country, and the average non-conforming rate of grades has reached 21.9%, which is significantly higher than the average non-conforming rate of the total grade in the same period (12.8%). In response to the above situation, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine reminded imported cotton companies to pay close attention to the quality of Australian cotton to avoid affecting the quality of processed products.
“Australia is one of the world’s major cotton-producing countries. Australian cotton has the advantages of excellent fiber quality and good consistency, and is widely favored by domestic textile companies.” A staff member of the Municipal Economic Bureau said that Shishi textile companies have recently encountered problems in importing cotton from For Australian cotton products, you must check the grade carefully to avoid using clothing that does not meet the requirements for production and export, resulting in being notified or returned.