卫生健康与纺织服装团体标准发布

Core Points - The 16th China Traditional Chinese Medicine Development Forum was held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, where two group standards were officially released, marking a significant update in industry technical specifications and a new development path for the textile and apparel industry facing international trade barriers and overcapacity challenges [1][3] Group 1: Industry Standards - The two new standards are "Functional Evaluation of Health Care Textiles" and "General Requirements for Fashion Characteristics and Health Management of Ethnic Clothing and Accessories," which integrate health and textile sectors, reflecting a new business model born from cross-industry collaboration [3][4] - The "Functional Evaluation of Health Care Textiles" standard combines the TCM concept of "preventive treatment" with modern textile technology, providing a scientific and unified evaluation basis for health-functional textiles [3] - The "General Requirements for Fashion Characteristics and Health Management of Ethnic Clothing and Accessories" enhances the added value and market competitiveness of ethnic clothing from both health management and cultural heritage perspectives [3] Group 2: Market Implications - The integration of health attributes into textile products is seen as a tool to break international trade barriers, as global market demands for product quality, safety, and environmental protection increase [3] - Health-oriented textile products are more likely to gain international recognition, providing a standardized passport for Chinese manufacturing to enter global markets [3] - Cross-industry development is essential for addressing overcapacity, enriching supply varieties, and facilitating domestic circulation, allowing companies to stand out in a homogenized market and activate domestic demand [3][4] Group 3: Future Directions - The shift from "manufacturing" to "intelligent manufacturing," and then to "health + culture" value empowerment indicates that cross-industry and cross-field integration is a crucial strategy for traditional industries [4] - The release of these two standards not only injects technological and cultural wings into the textile and apparel industry but also serves as a reference model for other traditional industries, emphasizing the need to break down boundaries and recombine industry elements for high-quality, sustainable development [4]