The EU has formally implemented the new textile label regulations since May 8th.

New requirements for content and other markup are put forward.

The implementation of the new regulations will have a certain impact on China's textile exports.

The EU's new regulation requires that the label of textile products should be marked with the country of origin. If the product is packaged, it should be marked on the package; other commercial documents showing the origin of the product can not be used as a substitute for labels; at least two links in a few textile manufacturing processes, such as spinning, weaving, finishing or sewing, are produced in the European Union and are considered to be textiles originating in the European Union countries; textile labels must clearly indicate whether there are non textile parts derived from animals, such as fur and leather; if products imported from third countries should be enforced, the original labels must be attached.

For the products listed for sale before May 8, 2012, the regulation has been given a pitional period. The deadline for the pition is November 9, 2014. After that date, the relevant products will be withdrawn from the market or must comply with the latest regulations.

According to the analysis of the industry, the implementation of the EU's new textile label regulations will not only increase the trade risk of China's textile exports, increase the difficulty of export, but also increase the production links of enterprises, increase the burden on enterprises, and extend the clearance time of cargo ports.

It is suggested that export enterprises should respond positively.