H&M Defends Ph Value Events And Says No Health Problems After Washing.

H&M, an international fashion retailer chain from Sweden, has been pushed down again.

Shanghai quality and Technology Supervision Bureau recently announced that the two quarter special supervision and spot checks showed that H&, M's knitted leisure jacket was found to be unqualified.

This batch of unqualified products was produced by Haines Morris (Shanghai) Commercial Co., Ltd. (H&M) in April 2010, with a batch number of 604590, with a specification of 175/100.

H&M the value of this T-shirt is 8.5, and according to GB18401-2003 standard,

Chen Qinghua, H&M, China's public relations department, said that there were more than 200 pieces of products whose pH value exceeded the standard.

"H&M also has 360 thousand quality tests every year.

We have reported this to the global headquarters.

The final test results should be about a week.

Chen Qinghua said.

Zhou Jia, the supervisory department of Shanghai quality and Technical Supervision Bureau, said that the PH exceeding standard was generally caused by two situations: one is that the industrial water may be too high in the production, which will lead to this situation.

The distribution of H&M has been carried out all over the world. H&M Sweden headquarters said the quality problem did not involve other regions.

In the global market, countries that require clothing to carry out pH tests are only in China and Korea.

H&M, which has been designed by the designer and delivered to the foundries for quick delivery, has also been questioned. Whether it has caused ineffective quality control to the manufacturers? The Swedish headquarters of H&M denied that it seems that the reason why H&M has today's performance is due to this mode.

In fiscal year 2009, H&M achieved sales of SEK 118 billion 697 million worldwide, and global sales grew by only 4%.

Sales growth in the Chinese market ranks second in its global market, and H&M sales in the Chinese market are SEK 1 billion 614 million, an increase of 83% over the same period last year.