ZDHC Co Branding Research Releases List Of Manufacturing Restriction Substances

< p > > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > hazardous chemicals Zero Emission organization < /a > (ZDHC), after more than two years of collaborative research with various brands, recently issued a list of manufacturing constraints substances (MRSL) described by the organization as "milestone".

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< p > MRSL is applicable to the chemicals used by the member brands including Nike, Adidas, wolf claw and Boboli in processing textile raw materials and clothing and shoes parts.

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< p > ZHDC project leader < a href= > //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > Cheryl Kreindler < /a > said: "through the release of this list, we hope to see changes in the whole supply chain including brands, chemicals suppliers, manufacturers and other middlemen.

We also hope to encourage the printing and dyeing mills, chemical suppliers, other brands and related enterprises to adopt visionary chemicals management standards.

Our goal is to encourage them to innovate and create new ways to reduce and eliminate the use of dangerous chemicals. "

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The list of manufacturing restriction substances < < p > ZDHC establishes concentration limits for substances in chemical formulations.

The inventory will help brands, supply chains and more industries adopt a unified approach to eliminate or replace hazardous chemicals that are potentially used and discharged in manufacturing and related processes.

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< a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > chemical > /a > listed in < p > MRSL list, including components that may be contained in cleaning agents, solvents, adhesives, stabilizers, pigments, inks, detergents, stains, dyestuffs, auxiliaries, and coating agents, and used in wet processing, maintenance, waste water treatment, sanitation and disease control.

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< p > for substances identified as priority chemicals, if no more safe alternatives can be found, they will be included in the research list for further investigation.

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< p > Mexico government's labeling regulations for textiles and clothing (NOM-004-SCFI-2006).

The new regulations apply to clothing, clothing accessories, textiles and textile products, which account for more than 50% of the total weight of the entire product.

Many products are not subject to this regulation, such as electric blankets, diapers, sanitary napkins, wipes, toys, suits, furniture, badges, flags, zippers, buttons and buckles, lace parts of some textiles, some fabrics, kitchen gloves and cosmetic bags made of textile materials.

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< p > the label is very detailed and contains a series of requirements and exceptions.

Generally speaking, clothing and clothing accessories must be permanently and clearly labelling in the collar, waist or other obvious parts. Labels should be listed in Spanish, the fiber content and size according to the Mexico standard NMX-A-099-1995-INNTEX, the maintenance instructions according to the Mexico standard NMX-A-240-INNTEX-2004, the country of origin and other information. If requested, the information may be given in Spanish, and possibly in another language.

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