Huzhou Quarantine Bureau detected the first batch of unqualified children's clothing imported into Australia

Since August of this year, Australia has promulgated a new regulation for the safety of children's clothing on the string, the Deqing Office of the Huzhou Inspection and Quarantine Bureau has not relaxed its supervision of children's clothing imported to Australia. Recently, inspectors of the Deqing Office found that a group of children's clothing imported to Macao had string safety problems when they performed an on-site inspection of a company. According to the new regulations, the length of the rope on the waist or hem should not exceed 75 mm, and it should be sewn from the longitudinal centerline of the garment, and the rope should be fixed with the rope head, and the rope tail should not have a knot or a rope sleeve to avoid hooking or entanglement. Other items, and this batch of cargo straps are not fixed, can be extracted, and its length exceeds the corresponding requirements. The staff of the office carried out propaganda of related laws and regulations for the company staff at the first time, and at the same time requested on-site rework and finishing before shipping.

This is the first batch of unqualified orders issued by the Deqing Office after the implementation of the new regulations for string security. The Deqing Office reminded the majority of companies to pay attention to the laws and regulations of the importing country of relevant products and ensure the quality and safety of the products.