Australia introduces safety regulations on children's wear

The relevant regulations of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for children's wear ropes in the near future stipulates that the production and sale of children's clothing with ropes must comply with the United States “Safety Specification for Children's Tops” (ASTM F1816-97) and the safety of children's wear in the European Union. The standard of the directive (EN 14682:2007). This code follows the principle of voluntariness and aims to allow producers and sellers to be alert to decorative components of children's clothing such as belts, shoulder straps, and belts.

Australia is a global net importer of textiles and garments. 70% of its textile and apparel consumption depends on imports, while Chinese textile and apparel account for more than 70% of its import market. The issuance of this standard will inevitably cause a certain degree of impact on China's textile and garment exports, especially children's wear.

In order to effectively avoid export risks, Nantong Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau reminded the majority of export enterprises that although the safety norms for children's wear and stringing in Australia follow the principle of voluntariness, enterprises should still organize production according to this specification in order to avoid unnecessary economic losses. After all, children's clothing exports should not be trivial. Children's wear enterprises should be cautious and careful. While paying attention to the quality of children's wear, they should also pay more attention to the details of children's wear and export, actively advance with the times, and adjust the direction of the company's advancement according to the latest international trends to effectively improve its own. The market competitiveness, and strive to maintain the image of China's manufacturing.