美国所有毛皮饰边服装要加附标签

美国参议院于2010年12月7日通过H.R.2480号法规,修订《毛皮产品标签法》,要求所有毛皮饰边服装必须附上标签。根据现行《毛皮产品标签法》,带有少量或低价毛     

农药包装和农药产品标签通则的国家标准颁布

【本刊讯】10月10目，中国国家标准化管理委员会（SAC）颁布中华人民共和国国家标准：《农药包装通则》、《农药产品标签通则》。《农药包装通则》标准包含包装类别和农药产品的包装要求等内容；《农药产品标签通则》标准包含对农药产品标签的基本要求等内容。这两项标准拟定于WTO秘书处分发后90天批准，并于批准后5个月生效。     

进口婴幼儿配方乳粉入境前其中文标签应直接印制在最小销售包装上

正国家质检总局在《关于加强进口婴幼儿配方乳粉管理的公告》中明确规定,从4月1日起,进口婴幼儿配方乳粉的中文标签,必须在入境前就直接印制在最小销售包装上,不得在境内加贴。届时,产品包装上没有中文标签或中文标签不符合我国相关规定的,一律按不合格产品退货或销毁,不得入境。     

欧盟颁布轮胎新指令 专家表态影响小 企业认为是利好

近日,欧盟提出了欧盟779号《欧洲议会和欧盟理事会关于燃料效率和其他必要参数的轮胎标签指令》(以下简称779号指令),这是继欧盟对境内汽车产品的生产、销售实施整车型式认证(WVTA)制度以及对轮胎中所含多环芳烃物含量进行限制以后的又一新指令。779号指令要求未来3年内所有进口欧盟轮胎都要在标签上标注轮胎关键参数:燃料     

法律法规

白酒、化妆品的外包装上无QS标11月1日起不准上柜;7月1日起施行的《电子信息产品污染控制管理办法》中有关包装物材料的条款;《消毒产品标签说明书管理规范》5月1日起施行;《药品说明书和标签管理规定》6月1日起施行;2007年10月1日起食品包装须标注添加剂成分;《进出口食品容器、包装材料检验监管规定》8月1日起执行;     

欧盟出台《轮胎标签法规》 “强制”加贴标签影响不大

近日,欧盟委员会出台了相关的轮胎标签法规——EC1222／2009（以下简称《轮胎标签法规》）。自2012年11月1日起,要求在欧盟销售的轿车胎、轻卡胎、卡车胎及公共汽车轮胎必须加贴标签,标示轮胎的燃油效率、滚动噪声和湿地抓着力的等级。近年来,欧盟对进口轮胎的安全和环保要求日益提高,《轮胎标签法规》是继欧盟REACH法规对轮胎中使用的多环芳烃含量进行限制后的再次严格设限。     

农药标签使用亟待规范

众所周知,标签是商品身份的真实表示,除了必须符合《产品质量法》相关规定外,应当具备便于了解产品质量状况、帮助消费和引导消费的作用。然而在近期的农药市场专项检查中,不难发现一些农药生产企业在农药的标签使用上不够规范甚至别出心裁。     

2009年土耳其进口纺织服装有新规

最近,土耳其对2009年进口纺织服装产品发布新规定。2008年12月31日,土耳其外贸署发布《关于纺织服装产品进口登记的公告(2009/21)》,要求进口商必须在土耳其外贸署指     

药品未注册商标的使用权

2006年国家食品药品监督管理局出台了《药品包装和标签管理规定》（又称24号令）,其中第27条规定：＂药品说明书和标签中禁止使用未经注册的商标以及其他未经国家食品药品监督管理局批准的药品名称。＂这一规定造成众多未注册的药品商标不能使用,对使用未注册商标的药物企业经营策略和品牌建设造成巨大冲击。     

顺应美国CPSIA关于儿童产品总铅含量限制的新修订要求

2011年7月15日,美国消费品安全委员会(CPSC)公布一份最终投票结果通过了一项新的规定,美国市场上制造销售的儿童产品铅含量必须符合100ppm(mg/kg)的限量要求。新的总铅含量限制根据《消费者产品安全改进法案》(CPSIA)制定,2011年8月14日对儿童产品制造商、进口商、零售商和分销商正式生效。本期专家将对新修订的法案部分内容作解释。     

The Immensity of Technology . . . and the Role of the Individual

Technology is a force that reshapes society, the dominant organizer which fundamentally changes everything. It provides material comforts and benefits but can change social patterns and values. Major innovations are happening simultaneously, stretching biological, mental and social adaptation to the limit. Technological decision making relies on an equal focus on three areas: resources (knowledge and information), expression (skills and practices) and responsibility (values and ethics). Decisions cannot be left to the ‘blackbox’ stage when functioning is effectively hidden from view and the technology has entered our culture. Similarly, participation in decision making cannot be left to a select few but must be the role of every citizen. Ensuring full participation in decisions should form the central role of technology education if it is finally to be recognized as a full member of the ‘general education club’. All students must be able to reflect, develop ethical standards and demonstrate how values are expressed through technology. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Comparing technology education in the U.S. and U.K.

British and American discourses and experiences with respect to technology education are compared. Out of this comparison important issues are identified that have implications for the larger ongoing conversation on technology beyond these countries. They include the role of the state in establishing and validating the subject, the dual claims of technology literacy and technological capability, and dual curricular approaches — content and process.     

Capital Investment and Amortization Policies in the U.S.S.R.

This article deals with the two major problems in depreciation: how to determine actual wear and tear and, thus, life of equipment; and how to treat depreciation and its associated expenses in the accounting records. With regard to the first, the author recognizes that a certain amount of arbitrary action is probably inevitable. Industry in the USSR is evidently bound by its own equivalent of “Bulletin F”, which sets “amortization norms” or depreciation allowances for each class of machinery; and it is found that these often do not correspond to actual operating experience. The machine may be scrapped either before its allocated life span, or survive fully depreciated. This fact is, of course, quite familiar, and the author has no suggestions to offer beyond pointing out the problem. He also questions, for technical reasons, the straight line method which is now generally used. Yet it is almost impossible to justify, on functional grounds, any regulated alternative method, such as declining balance or sum-of-the-years-digits.     

Beyond the Life Cycle. II. An Illustration

In the preceding article, Chris DeBresson and Joseph Lampel propose a new, nonlinear view of technological evolution. In this article, they use their new model to take us through the changes in one firm over a period of more than 50 years. Their model emerges as less constraining in strategic options than in the traditional view, and richer in its representation of technological change.     

Winning in the U.S.Activewear Market

A revolution in the U.S. activewear marker is being driven by the convergence of several consumer and retail trends.According to Cotton ncorporated＇s 2014 Sports Apparel Survey,more than nine in ten consumers say they wear athletic wear for activities other than exercise.ncreased consumer demand has prompted U.S athletic apparel sales o grow at double the rate of non-active apparel sales for several years.Strong sales growth has convinced mass merchants,fast-fashion etailers,and luxury brands to enter or increase offerings in this S33billion dollar morket previously dominated by o smaller cadre ofoutdoor and sports apparel retailers and brands