“The toys we produce meet the relevant standards of the European Unionâ€. This is the first sentence that a Zhejiang exhibitor presented to each visitor who walked into his booth at the China Fair.
The exhibitor mentioned that nowadays customers value the environmental protection standards of their products. Materials used to make toys, such as plastics and glue, must not contain harmful ingredients and must be degradable. He said in a word that the product is not "green" and the business does not have to do it.
The pursuit of a non-toxic, harmless, pollution-free living environment has become the mainstream trend in today's life. Judging from the products displayed at this year's China Fair, not only toy manufacturers, such as arts and crafts, stationery, bags, furniture and other industries, especially exhibitors from the textile industry, have raised the banner of “green†and have played. "Environmental protection card."
A Changshu Printing and Dyeing Company launched a denim cloth without formaldehyde-type dyes at this year's China Fair. It is said to be the first domestic environmental protection apparel fabric. In Shanghai, a veteran sweater company, a fabric called “Tiansi†displayed at the China Fair, is a blend of silk and cotton, which embodies the perfect combination of high-tech and traditional textile materials. A towel made by a participating Shandong company using natural mulberry silk as raw material has become an eye-catching highlight of the China Fair.
Although China is still a latecomer in the "green tide" of the world's industries, far-sighted business people have already taken "green profit" from the "green market" as the only way for the development of enterprises. From some of the exhibitors of light industrial products at the China Export Commodities Fair, they learned that the green light industrial products made in China are ready to go. As the other handicraft industry of the China Export Commodities Fair, it is actively participating in the ranks of environmental protection. An arts and crafts exhibitor from Jiangsu pointed out that at present, China's traditional handicrafts have very little scientific and technological content. Only when they are closely integrated with modern science and technology can they be made more “greenâ€. He said that from the time of design to production, consumption, and scrapping, there must be no environmental issues in the entire process. This has become one of the conditions for access to the international market. I believe that in the near future, this will become a necessary condition for domestic market access. .
At this year's China International Fair, international and domestic green environmental protection product certifications are the most sturdy signs for exhibitors. Visitors are always more special in the booths where these certificates are held. It seems that green is the "healthy color" of products, and this view is becoming more and more common among Chinese businesses.
The exhibitor mentioned that nowadays customers value the environmental protection standards of their products. Materials used to make toys, such as plastics and glue, must not contain harmful ingredients and must be degradable. He said in a word that the product is not "green" and the business does not have to do it.
The pursuit of a non-toxic, harmless, pollution-free living environment has become the mainstream trend in today's life. Judging from the products displayed at this year's China Fair, not only toy manufacturers, such as arts and crafts, stationery, bags, furniture and other industries, especially exhibitors from the textile industry, have raised the banner of “green†and have played. "Environmental protection card."
A Changshu Printing and Dyeing Company launched a denim cloth without formaldehyde-type dyes at this year's China Fair. It is said to be the first domestic environmental protection apparel fabric. In Shanghai, a veteran sweater company, a fabric called “Tiansi†displayed at the China Fair, is a blend of silk and cotton, which embodies the perfect combination of high-tech and traditional textile materials. A towel made by a participating Shandong company using natural mulberry silk as raw material has become an eye-catching highlight of the China Fair.
Although China is still a latecomer in the "green tide" of the world's industries, far-sighted business people have already taken "green profit" from the "green market" as the only way for the development of enterprises. From some of the exhibitors of light industrial products at the China Export Commodities Fair, they learned that the green light industrial products made in China are ready to go. As the other handicraft industry of the China Export Commodities Fair, it is actively participating in the ranks of environmental protection. An arts and crafts exhibitor from Jiangsu pointed out that at present, China's traditional handicrafts have very little scientific and technological content. Only when they are closely integrated with modern science and technology can they be made more “greenâ€. He said that from the time of design to production, consumption, and scrapping, there must be no environmental issues in the entire process. This has become one of the conditions for access to the international market. I believe that in the near future, this will become a necessary condition for domestic market access. .
At this year's China International Fair, international and domestic green environmental protection product certifications are the most sturdy signs for exhibitors. Visitors are always more special in the booths where these certificates are held. It seems that green is the "healthy color" of products, and this view is becoming more and more common among Chinese businesses.
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