Jiangsu'S Export Of Australian Leather Products Requires Aromatic Amine Content.

The near future, Australia The competition and Consumer Council (ACCC) carried out spot checks on 22 kinds of harmful aromatic amines in garments, textiles and leather products. The results showed that many garments and pillows contained excessive aromatic amines, and Australian suppliers had voluntarily recalled the products.

ACCC intends to consider Aromatic amine Limit. The Federal Minister responsible for consumer protection has agreed with ACCC to work out a solution. ACCC will make an additional cost assessment in advance, then proceed with the development of restrictive measures and inform the WTO Secretariat.

In this regard, Jiangsu The relevant officials of the inspection and quarantine department said that the relevant enterprises exporting to Australia must pay close attention to the relevant Australian technical regulations and regulations, and strictly limit the harmful aromatic amine content of leather products, textiles and garments.

Aromatic amines (English: aromaticamine) refer to an amine with an aromatic substituent, that is, -nh2, -nh- or nitrogen-containing groups are linked to an aromatic hydrocarbon, usually containing one or more benzene rings in the structure of aromatic hydrocarbons.

Aniline is the simplest example of such compounds. Aromatic amine has higher molecular reactivity. Aromatic amines are generally high boiling point liquids or low melting point solids with special odors and high toxicity.

Aromatic amine is a high boiling liquid or a low melting point solid. It has a special odor and is very toxic. For example, aniline can be inhaled, fed or poisoned through the absorption of the skin, and it is seriously poisoned by 0.25ml. Beta naphthamine and benzidine are substances that cause malignant tumors.

In February 17, 2013, Shanghai quality supervision department investigated and dealt with the case of Shanghai Ou Xia Fashion Co., Ltd., a student suspected of production problems. It is understood that a school uniform produced by Shanghai oxia garment factory in Pudong, Shanghai, was found to contain carcinogenic aromatic amines and carcinogenic.