The Failure Rate Of Imported Garments Is 5.87%.

In May 17th, AQSIQ released the national import in 2015.

"Quality status", "quality condition of imported children's car safety seats in 2015", "quality status of imported food products in 2015", "quality status of imported disposable sanitary products in 2015" and other series of imported consumer products were reviewed. The statistical data and information on the supervision of imported consumer goods by the national quality inspection department in 2015 were briefed. The quality and safety situation of key and sensitive imported consumer products including children's safety seats, clothing, food contact products and disposable sanitary products were analyzed in detail.

The failure rate of imported garments is 5.87%.

In 2015, a total of 22 inspection and quarantine bureaus had import clothing business, and import clothing inspection was carried out in 74877 batches, an increase of 6.32% over the same period, and the value of goods was $1 billion 289 million.

Among them, the 31312 batch of imported garments was detected by sampling inspection, the sampling inspection rate was 41.82%, an increase of 8 percentage points over last year, and 1839 batches of quality and safety unqualified goods were detected, with a value of 10 million 380 thousand US dollars.

The quality and safety rate of imported garments tested by the national inspection and sampling was 5.87%, and the proportion of 1.62 yuan was down.

The unqualified cases were mainly fiber content, color fastness, pH value and Chinese identification label.

In 2015, the most common quality problems of imported clothing were Bangladesh, the 122 batches, accounting for 13.35% of the total disqualification; second, Italy, 107 batches, accounting for 11.71%; third for India, 100 batches, 10.94%; fourth for Turkey, 99 for 99, 10.83% for China, and fourth for Indonesia.

In addition, the quality and safety of imported garments in South Korea, Vietnam, Portugal and Kampuchea are also outstanding.

Judging from the unqualified rate of batches, the most serious country is still the United States, with an unqualified rate of 10.28%, followed by Korea, China and Italy, 7.55%, 5.17% and 4.93% respectively.

Famous imported child safety seats are unqualified.

The entry-exit inspection and quarantine institutions have carried out on-site inspection and laboratory testing for imported children's car safety seats, including 1109 batches of on-site inspection, and found 219 unqualified batches, totaling 7 million 982 thousand and 900 dollars, and the batches of unqualified rates were 19.7%.

Unqualified contents include unqualified labels, no Chinese signs or instructions, poor combustion performance, and unqualified dynamic tests.

It involves more than 30 brands including STM, BRITAX, Recaro, Concord, BMW, VOLVO, AUDI and so on. Most of these brands are highly recognized.

It can be divided into two categories: one is international well known

For example, BRITAX, GRACO, CONCORD, RECARO and so on; two is products that are matched with high-end car brands, such as BMW, Mercedes Benz, Porsche, Volvo, Audi, Jaguar Land Rover and so on.

In the batch of on-site inspection, there were problems in the label of imported children's car seat products with 1/5. The specific performance was that the information missing in the Chinese instructions, the labels on the instructions or product labels did not meet the requirements of the mandatory standards.

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The failure rate of imported food products increased.

In 2015, the national inspection and quarantine agency examined the total number of imported food contact products in 108007 batches and US $671 million 672 thousand, the batches increased by 35.7% compared with 2014, and the value of goods dropped by 9.8%, mainly including ceramic products, plastic products, metal products, paper products, household appliances and other materials, among which other materials were mainly glass products.

In 2015, the national inspection and quarantine organization found 8331 batches of imported food products that failed to be imported.

Among them, the 7751 batch of label labels failed, the 204 batch of safety and hygiene items failed, and the other 376 items failed.

The failure rate of imported food contact products in 2015 was the highest in five years, and it has been increasing year by year in the past 5 years.

It is understood that in 2015, imported products were found to be unqualified, with labels and labels unqualified and unsafe and hygienic items.

According to the distribution of the origin of unqualified products, the top 10 were Japan, Korea, China (export re import), France, China, Taiwan, Germany, Italy, Thailand, Turkey and the United States. The total number of unqualified batches of the above ten countries (or regions) totaled 5943 batches, accounting for 71.3% of the total unqualified batches, of which 39.1% of the unqualified batches originating from Japan and Korea accounted for 39.1% of the total unqualified batches.

More than 20% disposable hygiene products failed to be detected.

In 2015, the national inspection and quarantine agency examined a total of 16762 batches of imported sanitary products, valued at about $736 million 560 thousand.

A total of 3999 unqualified disposable sanitary products were found, with a value of US $229 million 250 thousand.

The rejection rate for batches tested in 2015 was 23.9%.

In 2015, the import of disposable sanitary products mainly included baby diapers, baby wet napkins, women's sanitary napkins, sanitary pads, adult diapers, napkins, facial tissue, wet napkins, toilet tissue paper, kitchen wipe paper and other products.

The importing countries (regions) mainly include: Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan, the United States, China, Hongkong, the European Union, Canada, Italy, Southeast Asia and other more than 30 countries or regions.