Export of Textiles to Japan First "Exemption Pass"

In the future, fabric products produced by Wynn Warp Knitting & Dyeing Co., Ltd. will be exported to the Japanese market unimpeded. Recently, the company was awarded the White List Qualification Enterprise by the China National Textile and Apparel Industry Association and became the first “Green Pass” for textile exports to Japan. This is the reporter learned from the County Economic and Information Bureau yesterday.

It is understood that the Japan Fiber Industry Federation has established self-discipline standards for textiles that do not use specific azo dyes and requires all textiles exported to Japan to provide test certificates that do not contain specific azo dyes. Enterprises with whitelist qualifications do not need to detect specific azo dyes when they export to Japan, and this adverse effect of “green barriers” can be avoided.

"The availability of this 'green pass' is inseparable from the company's focus on green printing and dyeing." Wu Yanfang, general manager of Wynn Printing and Dyeing, told reporters with excitement that with this "pass," the company can not only avoid a large number of testing costs, greatly reducing the product The key to export costs is to open the door to the Japanese market.

It is understood that yongli printing and dyeing based on knitting and warp knitting is the leading export enterprise in the printing and dyeing industry of our county, and it has encountered repeated losses due to lack of “white list qualifications” and the situation of Japanese tourists. "As long as we have a good inspection, our products are fully capable of opening up high-end markets such as Japan," said the person in charge of the company. Therefore, this year, Wynn dyeing and printing, whether it is raw materials such as white grey fabrics, dyes and dyes, or finished fabrics, is strictly required by the green environmental protection standards, and all its products such as raw materials and finished products are entrusted to Shanghai SDS testing center for testing.

In order to build a green brand, the company's production cost has increased by about 10%, but it has brought huge returns to the company: From January to October of this year, Yongli's printing and dyeing exports grew rapidly, with an increase of up to 56%. “Japan is a high-end market, and for companies, it is also profitable to open up the Japanese market.” Wu Yanfang said that next year, the company will focus on the Japanese market.