Nantong export clothing origin identity does not match is blocked

Recently, the Nantong Inspection and Quarantine Bureau of Jiangsu Province conducted inspections on a group of wool knitted pullovers that were exported to the United States in a general trade manner and found that the durable label on the shipment was marked with “MADEINU.SA”, which was “Made in the United States”. Non-"Made in China", which is inconsistent with the facts, belongs to the wrong mark of the country of origin of the product. The inspector of the Bureau issued a "Notice of Disqualification for Outbound Cargo" to the batch of goods and will not release it; the inspectors also informed the relevant personnel of the company. With regard to technical regulations and standards, it is required to reprint the label “MADEINCHINA” to replace the wrong label on clothing.

It is understood that the U.S. "Wool Products Labelling Act" stipulates that all wool products imported into the United States must be marked with origin. The above-mentioned mark of origin of the goods on the durability label is incorrect, does not comply with the requirements of the Act, and is suspected of fraud. It is determined that the label is unqualified and must be reworked. The reasons for the wrong identification of origin include the following: negligence or weak legal awareness of relevant business personnel. Labels or labels provided by foreign companies are not used or veiled without prioritization or scrutiny; some labels are in Indian, Dutch, etc. Common minor languages ​​are used to mark origins, counterfeiting is more concealed, and related companies are more difficult to identify; some foreign trade companies deliberately bully and lack the sense of ownership in order to meet the requirements of foreign investors.