EU Adopts New Regulations on Textile Labeling

The EU has recently adopted the Textile Labeling Regulations to revise the regulations concerning the names, labeling, labeling, and composition of textile fibers for textiles. The purpose is to regulate the fiber description and textile labeling system for the market's textile and garment products.

The new European Union Regulations apply to products with a weight of 80% or more of textile fibers or textile parts. The new regulations clearly require manufacturers and importers to be responsible for ensuring that labels and labels attached to textile products are sold when they are sold on the EU market. The data is correct, and the various fiber names used in the product must be listed on the label or mark in descending order of weight percentage, and also account for less than 5% of the total weight of the product's single fiber, or, in total, the total weight of textiles is insufficient. 15% of the various fibers can be labeled as "other fibers," and the new regulations will also obligate the label to indicate non-textile parts derived from animals, such as fur and leather. The new regulations will take effect after the publication of the official gazette of the European Union.