Safety And Safety All Depend On The Shopkeeper's Mouth. There Are Many Problems In Huaian's Infant Clothing.

Since August 1st, the new national standard "national textile product basic safety technical specification" has been formally implemented. It is reported that the major difference between the new GB and the 2003 edition of the national standard implemented in August 1st is the extension of class a criteria for the age of infants, ranging from 2 to 3 years of age. In addition, the new national standard for clothing formaldehyde content, pH value and odor and other related indicators were strictly defined, the children's clothing is divided into A, B, C three grades, including a class of clothing for infants and girls, B class clothes can be close to the body, C grade clothing is only for wear.

Yesterday afternoon, reporters visited some shopping malls and supermarkets in the city and found that in some brand stores, the 2-3 year old clothing for infants and young children is still implementing the old logo, that is, B. However, in the small clothing Clothing and clothing wholesale market, clothing identification problems more. Some infants and young children wear C logo. Many businesses say they do not know "new standards".

Shopping malls: 2-3 years old children's wear category B is still available.

The reporter came to a shopping mall on the Huaihai East Road in Qinghe District, visited several brand stores, and found that most children's clothing labels were labeled with class a labels on the 0-3 year old label. But there were also some children's clothing labeled B labels, which were mainly sold in children's clothing at the age of 2-3.

The reporter walked into a brand store as a consumer, asked salesmen to introduce clothes for 2 and a half years old girls. The salesman presented a brightly colored skirt to reporters, saying it was the most popular new item this year and sold well. The reporter looked carefully at the label and found it labeled "B". "Don't you say that 0-3 year old children's clothing should be labeled A-class?" the reporter asked, "we are all famous brands, and you are absolutely assured of quality. You see, the clothes are all cotton and can be worn next to the skin. " The salesperson explained. "Have you heard of the implementation of the new standards in August 1st?" the reporter asked again. "Not heard!" answered the salesman. Market: most children's wear details are out of bounds.

Subsequently, the reporter visited the Qinghe District Huitong market and several small shops on the street, and found that the label was more chaotic. Some tags did not label any level, and some even had no tag.

In a children's clothing store in Huitong market, reporters found that the 3 year old children's clothing sold at the front was C. When the reporter said, "the state stipulates that children of class C clothes can not be worn", the shopkeeper does not think so. "What C class and class A, you feel how comfortable the clothes are, they are all cotton, and the quality is very good." Reporters did not find a class of children's clothing after the search.

In a children's clothing store opposite, reporters found that many clothes were not standardized, not a tag, but a lack of information on the tag.

"We are all like this. Without the label you mentioned, it will be available in a large shopping mall." The owner told reporters. When the reporter asked if he knew the new standard of children's clothing executed in August 1st, the boss replied, "I don't know." Subsequently, the reporter visited several other children's clothing stores in the market.

Parents: I don't know what the new standard is.

The recent discount sale of children's clothing is in full swing, attracting many parents to stop and choose. In the children's clothing area of a shopping mall, the reporter met Mrs. Tang, who was picking clothes for his son. "As long as it's all cotton, the design is good and the price is moderate, I will buy it." Ms. Tang told reporters. "Have you ever noticed labels tagging a class or B class?" the reporter asked. Miss Tang shook her head in a daze and said, "what kind of class B? I don't know."

Subsequently, the reporter interviewed 5 people randomly, they all indicated that was not clear.