The EU's New Regulations Have Little Impact On Shishi Shoe Companies.

" European Union New regulations are required to restrict the use of DEHP in PVC materials used in export shoes and other products. " Yesterday, Bao Ge shoe city, a shoe enterprise boss told me that the new EU rules on Shishi shoe enterprises will not be too great.

A few days ago, the European Union issued new regulations that require the use of DEHP (two hexyl carboxylic acid two hexyl ester), DBP (dibutyl phthalate) and BBP (o-phenyl two formic acid butyl phenyl ester) in the PVC materials used in export shoes and other products. The corresponding content of DINP (two ISO nonyl ester of o-phenyl two formic acid), DIDP (two benzene two isodecyl ortho benzene) and DNOP (two phenyl octyl two carboxylate) should not exceed 0.1%.

As everyone knows, Footwear materials It is the second pillar industry of Shishi, and the EU is also the main export market for Shishi shoe enterprises. "The introduction of the new standard has a far-reaching impact on the export of shoes, shoes and other traditional industries in China, and exports will face severe tests." However, experts pointed out that our city Shoe enterprises In recent years, it has attached great importance to the detection and control of the chemical composition of shoe materials, and its standards have been higher than that of the European Union.

Mr. Chen also pointed out that Shishi shoemaking enterprises should continuously strengthen the feasibility study of various international standards in China, from exogenous motivation to endogenous power spanformation. In order to eliminate the "technical barriers" and synchronize with the world, we must speed up the market development, vigorously develop new markets, persist in implementing the market diversification strategy, maintain steady growth of foreign trade, spanform from market breadth to market depth, spanform from low-end elements to high-end elements, and continuously improve the quality inspection and efficiency of foreign trade.

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The European Union's 23 day report shows that 64% of the counterfeit goods seized on the border of EU countries last year came from China, while 73% of counterfeit drugs came from the United Nations UAE in Arabia.

The European Union's Executive Council (EC) customs report said that in 2009, the EU Customs seized 100 million 1 thousand and 800 counterfeit goods at ports and other entry points. In some projects, counterfeit goods account for at least half of China's counterfeit products, even up to 90%.

These items include footwear (90% from China), electronic goods (81%), clothing category (72%), cosmetics (47%), and toys (31%).

The report said that cigarettes and tobacco accounted for 35% of all counterfeit products, most of which tried to break through from a large number of Chinese ports, such as Greece and Italy.

EC put forward the above data in the annual report of EU intellectual property law enforcement. Sources from the European Union say that Semeta, the Commissioner of Taxation, will raise this issue when he visits China next month. AlgirdasSemeta

At the same time, UAE was close to monopoly in drug and condom counterfeiting, and 1 out of every 10 counterfeit products seized were such goods.