Turkey Puts Forward New Requirements For Imported Footwear Containing Two Phthalate Esters

In 2012, the Ministry of economic affairs of Turkey implemented the import restriction of o-phthalate two forma tion for imported footwear products in accordance with the bulletin on import control of certain categories of consumer products (product safety and inspection: 2012/30).

This restriction requires that six imported phthalate two formic acid esters in certain imported footwear should not exceed 0.1% (%).

Recently,

The government has amended the import control bulletin on certain categories of consumer products (product safety and inspection: 2014/18).

The regulations come into force immediately, and all parts of the imported footwear are required for inspection.

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Importers need to provide proof, including the test reports issued by the third party ISO 17025 certification laboratory to prove that they meet the restriction of O-benzyl two formate in footwear products.

These certificates must be submitted to the Risk Based Control System in Foreign Trade (TAREKS).

All parts of footwear must be tested and declared to conform to requirements whether they are in contact with the skin or whether they are visible.

All imports belonging to the above scope

Products need to be identified by TAREKS and conform to the system.

In actual inspection, the product will be selected at random.

In actual inspection, products that are found to be inconsistent with the relevant legislation will be released by TAREKS to the products found in the inspection which do not conform to the relevant regulations.

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The first digital International Leather forum organized by the international leather industry analyst Hidenet Brazil is held in China Leather net.

Chen Zhanguang, deputy director general of China Leather Association, Deputy Secretary General of China Leather Association and Zhou Yunfei, vice president of Henan Jiaozuo Longfeng fur and leather Co., Ltd. were invited to attend the seminar. The guests discussed the topic of leather supply, industrial pformation, environmental protection, consumer demand and future development trend of China leather industry.

Zhong Jide, chairman of Brazil Hidenet and Donald, technical director of Henan Longfeng fur and leather Co. Ltd., witnessed the successful holding of the whole forum at the same time around the world.

On the forum, Su Chaoying made a simple general description of the leather market of the whole Chinese leather industry.

Taking cowhide as an example, cattle slaughtering in China is currently about 40 million, which is far from meeting the processing requirement of 200 million sheets per year in the domestic market.

"50% of China's raw materials depend on imports, and the price of international raw materials even fluctuates slightly, which may have a great impact on China's leather industry."

Su Chaoying said that in recent years, China's leather industry, which is in the industrial chain sandwich layer, is greatly influenced by the rising price of raw materials and the pressure is doubled.

Although the price of raw materials has dropped slightly in recent years, it is still not enough to offset the pressure of rising costs.

Su Chaoying suggested that under pressure, enterprises could consider focusing on improving labor efficiency, reducing other operating costs and shouldered the current difficulties.

For the future trend of raw material price, Chen Zhanguang analyzed the historical fluctuation of raw material price.

He said that before 2009, prices had changed but remained stable. After 2009, the price of raw materials has repeatedly increased, and demand has been sluggish.

This will be harmful to the development of the leather industry, and even cause harm, because the rise of costs is like the Domino dominoes, and chain hazards will continue to be pmitted.

Chen Zhanguang believes that if the price of raw materials can come back to rationality, it will ensure the healthy development of the industry.

Zhou Yunfei introduced the price trend and development of the sheepskin market.

He said that sheepskin prices began to decline earlier this year, with a decline of between 30% and 40%.

But he believes that this does not mean that the market will continue to fall, but a rational return of the price level.

The global economy is sluggish and the industry is stagnant. The association organizations and enterprises call on the industry and enterprises to unite and advance together, stabilize the price of the raw leather market, and build a healthy development space.