China’s revised green textile standard GB/T 35611-2024 takes effect October 1
China's State Administration for Market Regulation revised the national standard "Green Product Evaluation - Textile Products" (GB/T 35611-2024), effective October 1. It refines product classification into three categories, establishes a five-attribute evaluation system (resources, energy, environment, quality, low-carbon), introduces carbon footprint reporting, and creates two rating levels. The standard aims to drive cleaner production, expand green product supply, and support the textile industry's low-carbon development.
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China's new textile green product evaluation standard to take effect October 1
On September 24, China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) announced that the revised national standard 'Green Product Evaluation - Textile Products' (GB/T 35611-2024) will officially take effect on October 1. The standard serves as the key basis for green evaluation and certification of textile products in China. It aims to drive enterprises to optimize production processes, improve clean production levels, expand supply of green quality products, and guide green consumption, supporting the textile industry's green, low-carbon, and high-quality development. The revision focuses on three main areas: first, refining product classification into three categories (infant, direct skin contact, non-direct skin contact) covering all textile raw materials and products, with a tiered evaluation system; second, establishing a comprehensive five-attribute evaluation system covering resources, energy, environment, quality, and low-carbon, with stricter limits on hazardous substances and a new low-carbon dimension using carbon footprint reports, distinguishing between green products and green benchmark products; third, encouraging use of recycled fibers, solution-dyed fibers, clean energy, and low-carbon production processes to promote full lifecycle green upgrading.
China's New National Standard for Green Textile Evaluation to Take Effect October 1
On September 24, the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) announced that the revised national standard 'Green Product Evaluation - Textile Products' (GB/T 35611-2024) will officially take effect on October 1. The standard serves as a key basis for green evaluation and certification of textile products in China. It aims to push companies to optimize production processes, improve clean production levels, expand supply of green quality products, and guide green consumption, supporting the industry's green, low-carbon, and high-quality development. The revision focuses on three areas: first, refining product classification into three categories (infant, direct skin contact, non-direct skin contact) with a tiered evaluation system; second, establishing a comprehensive evaluation system covering resources, energy, environment, quality, and low-carbon attributes, including a carbon footprint report requirement and two rating levels (green product and green benchmark product); and third, encouraging the use of recycled fibers, solution-dyed fibers, clean energy, and low-carbon production processes to promote full lifecycle green upgrades.
Read sourceChina's New Green Textile Product Evaluation Standard Takes Effect October 1
China's State Administration for Market Regulation has revised and released a national standard titled 'Green Product Evaluation - Textile Products,' which will officially take effect on October 1. The standard serves as a key basis for green evaluation and green certification of textile products in China. By improving green evaluation rules, the regulation aims to compel enterprises to optimize production processes, enhance cleaner production levels, expand the supply of high-quality green products, and guide green consumption. The measure is designed to strongly support the green, low-carbon, and high-quality development of the textile industry.
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China's New National Standard for Green Textile Evaluation Takes Effect October 1
China's State Administration for Market Regulation has revised and released the national standard 'Green Product Evaluation - Textile Products', which will officially take effect on October 1. According to the report from financial news outlet 财联社 on September 24, the standard serves as a key basis for green evaluation and green certification of textile products in China. By improving green evaluation rules, the standard aims to force enterprises to optimize production processes, enhance cleaner production levels, expand the supply of high-quality green products, guide green consumption, and strongly support the green, low-carbon, and high-quality development of the textile industry.
China's New National Standard for Green Textile Product Evaluation Takes Effect October 1
According to a report from Jin10 Data on September 24, China's State Administration for Market Regulation has revised and released a new national standard titled 'Green Product Evaluation - Textile Products,' which will officially take effect on October 1. The standard serves as a key basis for green evaluation and certification of textile products in China. By establishing comprehensive green evaluation rules, the regulation aims to compel companies to optimize production processes, improve cleaner production levels, expand the supply of high-quality green products, and guide green consumption. The initiative is designed to strongly support the green, low-carbon, and high-quality development of the textile industry, as reported by CCTV News.
Read sourceChina's New National Standard for Green Textile Product Evaluation Takes Effect October 1
China's State Administration for Market Regulation has revised and released the national standard 'Green Product Evaluation - Textile Products', which will officially take effect on October 1. The standard serves as a key basis for green evaluation and certification of textile products in China. It aims to force enterprises to optimize production processes, improve cleaner production levels, expand the supply of green and high-quality products, and guide green consumption, supporting the low-carbon and high-quality development of the textile industry. The revision focuses on green, low-carbon, and circular development, benchmarking against advanced domestic and international levels. It introduces three main optimizations: first, refining product classification into three categories (infant, direct skin contact, non-direct skin contact) with a layered evaluation system; second, establishing a comprehensive evaluation system covering resources, energy, environment, quality, and low-carbon dimensions, including new carbon footprint reporting requirements and two rating levels (green product and green benchmark product); third, encouraging the use of recycled fibers, solution-dyed fibers, clean energy, and low-carbon production processes to promote full life-cycle green upgrading.
Read sourceChina's New National Standard for Green Textile Evaluation Takes Effect October 1
China's State Administration for Market Regulation has revised and released the national standard 'Green Product Evaluation - Textile Products,' which will officially take effect on October 1. The standard serves as a key basis for green evaluation and certification of textile products in China. By refining green evaluation rules, it aims to compel enterprises to optimize production processes, improve cleaner production levels, expand the supply of green and high-quality products, and guide green consumption, thereby supporting the green, low-carbon, and high-quality development of the textile industry. The revision focuses on green, low-carbon, and circular development, benchmarking against domestic and international advanced levels. It introduces three main optimizations: first, it refines product classification and evaluation frameworks, dividing textile products into three categories based on usage scenarios—infant and children's products, products in direct contact with skin, and products not in direct contact with skin—covering all types of textile raw materials and products, and establishing a tiered evaluation system of basic requirements, indicator requirements, and encouraging requirements. Second, it strengthens positive guidance and incentives, encouraging enterprises to widely use recycled fibers, solution-dyed fibers, and other green raw materials, and to promote clean energy and low-carbon production processes, driving green upgrades throughout the entire lifecycle of textile products.
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