新华社北京1月13日电 题：纤维制品监管新规出台 质量要求更严更规范 新华社记者赵文君 办法对纤维制品的标识也作出明确规范，例如，利用循环再利用原料生产的纤维制品应当在标识中 明示所用原料包括循环再利用原料；学生服、内衣、婴幼儿纤维制品应当标注纤维成分及含量、安全类 别；非生活用絮用纤维制品应当在显著位置加注"非生活用品"耐久性标签警示。 市场监管总局质量监督司司长王胜利介绍，这一办法将婴幼儿纤维制品、学生服、内衣、絮用纤维 制品等产品作为重点监管对象，围绕原料、生产、标识3大关键环节，推出了更具针对性的监管举措。 例如，针对不同风险等级的产品，办法实施差异化原料禁用管理；在关键环节上严把控，要求纤维制品 生产者、销售者必须建立并执行进货检查验收制度，确保质量责任可追溯。对学生服等具有集中采购、 统一使用特点的产品，严格执行供货前送检制度，确保每一批次产品经检验合格后方可交付。 新修订的管理办法，明确提出开展纤维制品质量监测工作。市场监管总局纤维监测中心主任杜跃军 表示，面对新型纤维材料不断涌现的情况，将建立纤维制品质量安全风险动态评估与预警模型，实现对 重点产品、高风险领域及新型材料的靶向监测。特别是对废旧 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the challenges and advancements in the recycling of waste textiles in China, highlighting the need for improved recovery rates and technological innovations in the industry [2][3][4]. Group 1: Current State of Waste Textile Recycling - China produces over 80 million tons of textiles annually, with more than 20 million tons of waste textiles generated each year, leading to a total waste textile stock of nearly 400 million tons [2]. - The recycling rate of waste textiles in China is less than 30%, with only about 5.15 million tons recycled compared to the over 20 million tons produced annually [2]. - Waste textiles are the least utilized category among five major recyclable solid wastes in urban garbage [2]. Group 2: Challenges in Recycling - **Difficulties in Sorting**: The variety of textile materials complicates sorting, especially for blended fabrics, leading to increased costs and inefficiencies [3]. - **Separation of Foreign Objects**: Buttons, zippers, and other non-fabric components pose significant challenges, requiring manual removal which adds to processing costs [4]. - **Technical Implementation Issues**: Chemical recycling technologies face regulatory hurdles, as local authorities often require operations to be conducted in chemical parks, which may not be feasible for smaller projects [5]. Group 3: Technological Innovations and Future Directions - The article emphasizes the importance of developing new technologies for recycling waste textiles, including chemical, physical, and biological methods [7]. - The shift towards using recycled fibers in clothing is driven by cost considerations and regulatory requirements in markets like the EU, which mandates the inclusion of recycled materials [5]. - Emerging players from upstream raw material industries are leading the charge in transforming waste textiles into new materials, a domain traditionally unexplored by conventional textile companies [5]. Group 4: Upcoming Conference - The 2025 Polymer Recycling Conference will be held in Ningbo from December 11-13, where experts will discuss the current state and future of waste textile recycling technologies [6][12]. - Key topics will include advancements in recycling technologies, regulatory frameworks, and case studies on the application of recycled materials in various industries [12][13].

Core Viewpoint - Sinopec has established a new subsidiary focused on resource recycling, indicating a strategic move towards sustainable practices in the chemical industry [2][3]. Group 1: Company Developments - Sinopec has invested in China Resource Recycling Group and is involved with Changde Technology, a "little giant" in chemical resource utilization that has recently initiated an IPO [2]. - Zhejiang Hengyi Group has signed an investment agreement for a 1 million ton green circular new materials project, focusing on the recycling of waste textiles, with a potential annual recycling volume exceeding 200,000 tons, which could reduce carbon emissions by 300,000 tons [4]. - Jiangsu Sanfangxiang has announced the establishment of a wholly-owned subsidiary with an investment of 100 million RMB, focusing on polyester recycling and developing food-grade polyester chip preparation technology [6]. Group 2: Technological Insights - Hengyi Group employs chemical recycling technology to depolymerize polyester into its monomer components, utilizing their proprietary "Yitaikang" antimony-free polyester technology to minimize environmental impact [4][5]. - Various depolymerization technologies exist, with glycolysis being the most mainstream and accessible for new entrants, offering advantages such as mild reaction conditions, easy product separation, and minimal fiber damage [5]. Group 3: Regulatory Environment - The EU mandates that by 2030, recycled materials must constitute at least 30% of textile products, while China's circular economy development plan aims for a 25% recycled fiber ratio [8]. - New EU packaging regulations require that by 2030, packaging must contain 10-35% recycled materials, emphasizing the shift towards circular economy practices [8]. - The automotive industry is also adapting, with regulations requiring the inclusion of recycled fibers in vehicle interiors to meet mandated recycled content [8]. Group 4: Market Landscape - International players in polyester chemical recycling include Eastman, SK Chemicals, and CARBIOS, while domestic companies like Zhejiang Jiaren New Materials and Hubei Chengfa Technology are also making strides in this sector [9]. - The market for polyester chemical recycling is seeing a surge in startups receiving significant funding, particularly in regions such as Europe, the US, and Asia [9].

Core Insights - The global theme for World Cleanup Day 2025 is "5% Action, 100% Impact," focusing on the environmental impact of the fashion industry while continuing the tradition of community cleanup efforts [1][2] - The initiative aims to shift the focus from end-of-life waste management to source reduction and resource recycling in the textile industry, addressing the high water and energy consumption associated with textile production [1][2] Environmental Impact - Recycling 1 ton of old clothing can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 3.6 tons, save 0.5 tons of crude oil, and conserve 20 tons of water [1][2] - The rise of fast fashion has led to a rapid increase in global textile waste, with the fashion industry being the second-largest polluting industry worldwide [2] Community Engagement - 20% of participating teams in the "Environmental Pioneer Action" have focused on community clothing recovery and transformation, creating a link between public participation and industry waste reduction [2] - The Shanghai event utilized materials made from recycled resources, reinforcing the "zero waste" practice and demonstrating sustainable event management [2]