< p > February 18th, an environmental protection agency released the report on the investigation of toxic substances residues in children's clothing brands. It said that 27 samples of children's clothing purchased from 8 brands were tested, including Dior (Dior), Dolce &Gabbana (dujibana), Giorgio Armani (Giorgio Armani), Herm s (Hermes), Louis Vuitton (Louis Weedon), Marc Marc (Mark Jakob), and ((chusa sadi)) and Hong (Versace).

The results showed that nonylphenol polyoxyethylene ether (NPE) was detected in 44% samples, and 12 samples were found to contain toxic substances such as perfluorochemicals (PFCs), o-benzoic acid two or antimony.

The environmental protection agency called for the "a href=" //m.pmae.cn/ "target=" _blank "clothing" /a "brand to clean production as soon as possible and eliminate toxic and harmful chemicals. The management department should improve the supervision policy of toxic substances, supervise the whole production chain from the source, and finally eliminate all toxic substances.

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< p > Environmental Protection Agency's investigation report claims that more than one toxic and harmful substances have been detected in 16 out of 27 samples, including NPE, o-benzoic acid two, PFCs and antimony, with a total detection rate of 59%.

According to the introduction, according to the characteristics of clothing samples, we detected the toxic substances contained in them. Among them, 5 waterproof clothing windbreaker, < a href= "//m.pmae.cn/" target= "_blank" > shoes < /a > and swimsuit samples were all detected PFCs; in 5 samples containing plastic printing or ironing, and 3 a containing href= "//m.pmae.cn/" target= "//m.pmae.cn/" > polyester > samples, all samples were tested for o-benzoic acid two and antimony.

2 samples purchased by Hongkong included a pair of children's shoes containing Louis Vuitton from NPE shoes, and a Dolce &Gabbana's children's wear T-shirt. 6.1mg/kg NPE and 4.1mg/kg phenyl two formic acid were detected in the T-shirt, respectively.

In addition, children's swimsuit wearing Giorgio Armani from Beijing, China also detected PFCs containing 4.5ug/kg; while the children's clothing purchased from Shanghai Dior contained 560mg/kg NPE and 13mg/kg two phthalate esters.

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< p > experts say that NPE can be decomposed into NP in the environment. NP, some PFCs and some two phthalate esters are endocrine disruptors, which may affect the reproductive and immune system of organisms. Antimony is potentially carcinogenic to humans.

Whether NP or perfluorochemicals, they can remain in the environment for a long time, or accumulate in organisms, affect the ecology, or encroach on the human body through the food chain.

Unlike in the past, the sample was mainly produced in Italy, with a total of 10 samples, and a total of 4 samples from China.

The rest samples were produced in Morocco, Turkey and Hungary. There were 5 samples belonging to Dior, Trussardi and Herm s respectively. No production sites were marked on the labels, indicating that these brands failed to fully respect the customer's right to know.

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< p > it is understood that since 2005, the EU has banned the use of more than 0.1% components of NPEs in apparel production in member countries.

This time, 7 of the children's garments produced in Italy were identified as containing NPEs. Although some of the samples were not exceeded, some of the samples, including a pair of ballet shoes from Louis Vuitton, and NPE up to 0.078%, indicate that the manufacturer may use a higher dose of NPE in the production process.

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< p > the responsible person of the environmental protection agency said that most samples of the test were produced in Europe, not in developing countries such as China, showing that the phenomenon of toxic substances in a href= "//m.pmae.cn/" target= "_blank" > textile < /a > industry is very common.

Parents pay very high price to buy the "made in Europe" a href= "//m.pmae.cn/" target= "_blank" > brand clothing < /a >, hoping to prevent the next generation from being harassed by toxic chemicals, but parents are simply unable to guard against it.

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