Ultra-commercial silk pajamas actually a "silk" non-hanging cotton underwear ingredients discount

The business club reported on July 28 that in the summer, people would choose cotton, silk and other clothing. Who would have thought that there was no silk in the silk pajamas sold in big supermarkets; the underwear components marked with pure cotton texture were also greatly reduced. What's more, there are actually deep-sea fish oils and collagen in the underwear. Yesterday, industrial and commercial law enforcement officials have ordered these products to stop selling.

“I heard people say that silk clothes are cool, and that it is a world-renowned big supermarket such as Wal-Mart. I only bought it. I couldn't wear it at all. It was detected by an authoritative department that it contained no silk.” Mr. Ma Xiangxiang reported to the newspaper Xiao Cui’s unannounced visit to the studio. Yesterday morning, the reporter met Mr. Ma at the door of the Walmart supermarket and peace shop. Judging from the bill provided by Mr. Ma, he purchased a “Yi-Ting” brand home clothing that was nominally produced by “Puning Jiating Garment Co., Ltd.” and the silk content on the label was 60%. The test report issued by the National Knitwear Quality Supervision and Inspection Center for this sample shows that its composition is 93.9% of polyester fiber and 6.1% of spandex. In other words, this "silk pajamas" contains no silk ingredients at all.

After the information was obtained from the law enforcement officers of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau of Nan'an City, the Southern Branch of the Industrial and Commercial Peace Bureau, several law enforcement officers immediately arrived at the scene. At clothing counters at Wal-Mart Stores, law enforcement officers found that pajamas, also labeled as silk, were still on sale. In view of the fact that the product is suspected of being unqualified, law enforcement officers will seal all the products that they are about to sell.

Is it similar to this supermarket alone? According to reports from the public, the reporter followed the law enforcement officers from the Jianchangdao Institute of Industry and Commerce of the Hebei Branch to a supermarket in the sector. Also in the clothing counter, law enforcement officers discovered the “Shirtshida” men's boxer pants, which are nominally produced by “Tianjin Yidan Sanpai Co., Ltd.”, and the components marked above are 100% cotton. However, after testing the sample by the National Quality Supervision and Inspection Center for Knitting Products, the content of cotton accounted for only 30.1%, while polyester fiber and other fibers accounted for 69.2% and 0.7% respectively. Industrial and commercial law enforcement officers immediately sealed the problem products found on the spot.

In the inspection, what surprised everyone most was that there were a large number of products labeled “collagen underwear” on the counter. On the underpants label issued by “Qingdao Bingshun Trading Co., Ltd.”, it is clearly labeled “the main natural ingredients include deep-sea fish oil, collagen, and undecylenic acid unit glycerides”.

Inspection expert:

Never heard that textile fibers contain fish oil and collagen "has been engaged in the supervision and inspection of textile fibers for decades. It has never been known that textile fibers contain components such as deep-sea fish oil, collagen, and glycerides." The staff of the Textile Fiber Supervision and Inspection Institute told reporters. Textile fibers are divided into natural fibers and chemical fibers. Natural fibers include plant fibers, animal fibers, and mineral fibers, of which the highest value is animal fibers. Some unscrupulous merchants often use the characteristics that the consumer feels that the animal fiber feels good and they are comfortable and comfortable to wear. They use the chemical synthetic fiber with a much lower price to impersonate animal fibers such as silk and wool, and raise their prices and deceive consumers.