Natural silk source
The overall standard for the whole processing (such as separation from conventional fiber, recording, environmental policy, social standards).
Buding in spring, Growing in summer,Harvesting in autumn, Storing in winter,
The magic of time
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Buding in spring, Growing in summer, Harvesting in autumn, Storing in winter, The magic of time
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Management of organic textiles production and processing
During the processing of organic clothing, the production process must be strictly managed, followed the monitored, the use of various accessories should be regulated to ensure the products meet organic standard.
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Prohibit the using of toxic substances in the process (eg formaldehyde, toxic heavy metals, GMOs).
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The overall assessment criteria for chemical inputs (consistent with human and environmental, water, animal, plant, soil toxicity limits, and biodegradability).
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Specific requirements for different processing stages (eg handle of wastewater from wet treatment plants, specific requirements for accessories and finishing stages).
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Prohibit the adding of any chemical substance and avoid pollution in the process of clothing producing, storage and transportation.
Organic silk refining and dyeing achieves GOTS certification standards
Organic silk refining and dyeing at home and abroad is a new issue, the traditional way of refining and dyeing is mostly adopted by the conventional silk, resulting in its products can not meet the GOTS standards.
With the help of Ciba Coariant Company in Switzerland, after six months of technical research, our company became the earliest one to use reactive dyes in dyeing technology in domestic silk industry in 1997. The company adopts CL, HF series of low salt, low toxicity and low dissolved ratio of environmentally friendly reactive dyes and additives from Clariant Company, which meet the global organic textile standard (GOTS) to ensure the content and other indicator of heavy metal , Permanent adsorption of organic halogen (AOX), formaldehyde and chlorophenol can be full compliance with the GOTS standard.
