Mandatory National Standard Approval For Leather And Fur Harmful Substances Limits Will Be Held.

In from June 4th to 7th, the mandatory national standards for leather and fur hazardous substances, which have strategic significance for the sustainable development of China's leather industry, will be held in Xinhui District.

Yang Chengjie, President of the leather and footwear industry Research Institute of China, Zhang Shuhua, vice president of China Leather Industry Association and vice president Li Zhiqiang of Sichuan University, attended the meeting of more than 50 leaders and experts from all over the country.

It is understood that the approval will be organized by the National Leather Industry Standardization Technical Committee, Xinhui District Association and Xinhui Leather Chemical Plant Co., Ltd.

On the morning of June 5th, at the opening ceremony of the appraisal meeting held at the gang Zhou Hotel, Chen Shesheng briefed the guests on the history, culture and economic development of the new society. He said that the high specification approval would be held at the new meeting, providing a rare learning opportunity for Xinhui enterprise standardization production and having a far-reaching impact on the development of leather industry.

Leather and its products are the largest export products of China's light industry. In order to better integrate with the international market and break the technical barriers of some developed countries, the National Leather Industry Standardization Technical Committee specially formulated this mandatory standard.

After the formulation of this standard, relevant enterprises will be encouraged to enhance their awareness of environmental protection, adjust and optimize the product mix, and greatly enhance the international competitiveness of China's leather fur products.

Xinhui Leather Chemical Plant Co., Ltd., one of the approved contractors, is not only a high-tech enterprise in Guangdong province but also a private technology enterprise in the province. It has undertaken many national science and technology tackling projects, and is one of the important experimental bases for production, learning and research in the leather industry. It is also one of the five drafting units of the compulsory national standard for leather and fur harmful substances limits.