From Worship To Suspicion &Nbsp; The "Moon" Of Foreign Costume Is Really Round?

When it comes to international fame

The inspection method of the Zhejiang industry and Commerce Bureau is also well founded. According to the characteristics of logistics, they check down at the first level. The first thing is to check whether there are customs declarations and related tax receipts coming from abroad, and then where they are sent after entering the territory of China according to the tax bill, and whether these goods have been sold to the unqualified dealers of the brands that have been sold. The results of these VAT invoices of these substandard goods have been found, and the results are correspondingly one by one.

It is Zhejiang province that undertakes the sampling inspection.

Zhejiang's commerce and Industry Bureau has ordered that if businesses continue to sell substandard products, they will be prosecuted.

The price of these brand clothes is high at home, and some of them cost thousands of yuan, of which the price of French Hermes suit is 7000 yuan, equivalent to 1000 US dollars.

A spokesman for the Zhejiang industry and Commerce Bureau indicated that they did not intend to inspect foreign famous brand products, but because they received many

In China's Zhejiang and other places, foreign brands are prevalent and complaints are numerous. In 2009 alone, the Zhejiang market management department in Zhejiang received 3346 complaints about clothing, of which 600 complained about foreign brands.

Through this spot check, the Council proposed to consumers not to blindly trust foreign brands, especially those with problems.

Chinese brands are often regarded as low-end products because of low prices.

They believe that the international brand is not only superior in quality, but also reassuring.

In fact, Mr. Li of Shanghai Fiber Inspection Bureau said that Chinese clothing brands are regularly inspected according to safety and technical requirements.

Of course, foreign brands may also find problems in China because China and foreign countries have different ways of testing.

In recent years, the famous clothing brands in the European market have been tested for quality problems in China.

Before 2005, before the introduction of China's national basic safety technical specifications for textiles, there was no strict quality inspection standard for textiles and garments. Since then, the inspection of Chinese textile and clothing has been on the right track year by year, but there are still differences between the national textile standards and foreign standards.

But it should be seen that the inspection of Chinese textiles is more and more stringent, and its standards are getting closer to Western standards.

Therefore, international brands and domestic brands should have consistent standards.

Foreign brands in the Chinese market need to understand that all brands entering China must accept the unified quality control of China, and inspection should also be unified with domestic products, rather than just giving foreign brands a green light.

Chinese media reports on foreign standard brands are not uncommon, especially in the annual world consumer rights day. Chinese authorities also require foreign brands to respect and protect Chinese consumers.

On the market side, China has never done trade protection in this name.

In fact, Chinese consumers gradually find foreign brands far better than they think of foreign brands from worshipping to skepticism.

Apart from packaging and good service, foreign brands have little difference in quality between Chinese textiles and garments and their similar products.

In particular, the recent recall of TOYOTA cars and the quality problems of Hewlett-Packard Co products have attracted the attention of the AQSIQ. Foreign goods have frequently appeared problems, which may give China's consumers a waking up. Foreign brands are far from superior.

A foreign brand fan named Xu Wenwen said, "I am more and more skeptical of foreign luxury goods". More and more consumers find it foolish to worship foreign goods blindly.

Therefore, it is time for foreign clothing to go down the altar.

But some consumers believe that if the same standard is used to test Chinese products, the pass rate may be lower.

They are convinced that foreign textile clothing is only too expensive.

According to the report of the world luxury goods consumer association (WLA), as of the end of 2009, China's annual consumption value of luxury goods amounted to US $9 billion 400 million, which has 27% of the world's luxury consumption market, becoming the second largest luxury consumer country after the United States. It is one of the largest consumers of luxury goods in the world.

WLA predicts that China will replace Japan and the United States in the next five years and become the world's largest consumer of luxury goods.

Therefore, strict inspection and unified standard should be the yardstick for future foreign textiles entering the Chinese market.