婴用纸巾执行标准标注引热议，品牌回应：产品符合婴童用纸规范，已全面开启新旧包装切换

Core Viewpoint - The controversy surrounding the Kexinrou brand baby wipes arises from the labeling of some products under the GB/T20808 standard instead of the more specific GB43631 standard for infant and children's paper products, leading to consumer safety concerns [1][7][10]. Group 1: Standards and Regulations - The GB43631-2023 standard for infant and children's paper products is a mandatory national standard that will be implemented starting January 1, 2025, requiring specific labeling for age-appropriate products [7]. - The GB/T20808-2022 standard requires product packaging to include the standard number, main raw materials, and product type [8]. - There are discrepancies in the labeling of Kexinrou products, with some indicating compliance with both GB/T20808 and GB43631, while others only reference GB/T20808, raising questions about pricing and safety [8][10]. Group 2: Company Response - Kexinrou announced that it will comply with the GB43631 standard starting July 2024 and is in the process of transitioning packaging [10]. - The company asserts that its products meet both GB43631 and GB/T20808 standards, with no significant differences in safety indicators, although the GB43631 standard places greater emphasis on safety for infant products [10]. - Consumer feedback indicates a mix of support for the brand's transition and skepticism regarding the timeline for packaging changes [12].