In the modern textile industry, cotton fabrics have always occupied an important position. However, in order to ensure that the production process of cotton fabrics is safe and reliable, and that the quality of the final product meets standards, a series of regulations and standards have been formulated to regulate the production process.

This article will introduce you to the main regulations and standards that need to be followed when producing cotton fabrics.

Textile Production Regulations

1. "Technical Specifications for Textile Safety": This is the core standard of China's textile industry, including basic safety requirements for textiles, such as restrictions on fiber materials, dyes, printing and dyeing auxiliaries, and restrictions on hazardous substances.

2. "Measures for the Quality and Safety Supervision and Administration of Textile Import and Export": This regulation stipulates the quality and safety supervision and management requirements for imported and exported textiles, including inspection and quarantine procedures, certification requirements, etc., aiming to ensure the quality and safety of textiles.

3. "Textile Labeling Management Measures": This regulation stipulates the management requirements for textile labeling, including the content, labeling location, labeling form, etc. of product labeling, to ensure that consumers can accurately understand product information.

Textile quality standards

1. ISO 9001 quality management system certification: This is a globally accepted quality management system certification standard, applicable to all types of manufacturing companies, including textile production companies. Through ISO 9001 certification, companies can establish a scientific quality management system and improve product quality and management levels.

2. ISO 14001 Environmental Management System Certification: The textile production process involves a large amount of chemicals and energy consumption, which has a greater impact on the environment. ISO 14001 certification requires companies to establish an environmental management system to reduce the negative impact on the environment during the production process and promote sustainable development.

3. OEKO-TEX® standard: This is one of the internationally recognized textile safety standards, including restrictions on harmful substances, such as heavy metals, carcinogenic dyes, etc. By obtaining OEKO-TEX® certification, products can prove that they are safe and harmless, improving market competitiveness.

Labor protection and social responsibility

1. "Labor Law": This is the basic law to protect labor rights and interests. For textile manufacturing enterprises, they need to abide by the relevant provisions of the labor law and protect the legitimate rights and interests of employees, such as wages, working hours, vacations, etc.

2. Social responsibility certification: Many international brands require their suppliers to meet specific social responsibility standards, including prohibiting child labor and forced labor, ensuring employee safety and health, etc. Therefore, textile manufacturing companies usually apply for corresponding social responsibility certifications to meet customer requirements.

Compliance with regulations and standards is the basis for ensuring the safety and quality of cotton fabric production. The above are all cotton fabric manufacturers who should strictly implement relevant laws, regulations and quality standards during the production process to ensure that our products meet the requirements of domestic and foreign markets and provide consumers with safe and reliable textile products. At the same time, paying attention to labor rights and social responsibilities is also an important guarantee for the sustainable development of enterprises.