In the second session, Mr. Gupta presented the details about Oeko-Tex testing and the technicalities involved in the testing and certification process. The test criteria, limit values, requirements as well as the impact of Oeko-Tex certification on international business were also discussed in details. It was highlighted that Oeko-Tex test criteria also complies with the relevant chemicals listed in Annexure XVII of REACh. The limit values are also upgraded every year to meet the latest developments in the field of human friendly textiles as well as the legal requirements.
Oeko-Tex standard 100 Certification is applicable for all types of textile items including fibre, yarn, fabric, garments, home textile items, accessories like sewing threads, embroidery yarns, wash care labels, buttons, zippers, interlining fabrics, buckles etc. The number of buyers insisting on Oeko-tex certification has been consistently increasing since 1992, the year this concept was incorporated.
Since Oeko-Tex label is a widely recognized marketing tool worldwide, there are certain regulations regarding the use of the same. The last presentation in the seminar highlighted the correct use of label in marketing aids. The correct use of the label helps the manufacturers to enhance the salability of their certified products and can act as an additional marketing tool.
The interactive Q & A session that followed the presentations was very lively and the various queries of the participants relating to a wide range of issues pertaining to the textile industry were resolved by Mr. Gupta and Mr. Chavan. The organizers were also available for personal discussions and more specific issues were addressed personally.
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