Quanzhou service companies gather to discuss energy-saving and emission reduction

Yesterday, Quanzhou textile and garment export enterprises carried out a seminar to respond to the "carbon tariffs" of Europe and the United States. The meeting also invited Wang Yingli, an actual expert from BV International Inspection Group, to give a speech.

The meeting pointed out that in the post-economic crisis era, trade protectionism has risen. The EU proposes to levy a “carbon footprint tax” on products. Countries such as Denmark and the Netherlands have already implemented carbon tax or energy tax policies. The clothing industry in Quanzhou is large and will suffer even more from the “carbon tariff”.

Many corporate participants stated that with the low-carbon economy model and low-carbon development concept widely recognized, pollutant discharge has become a serious bottleneck in the textile printing and dyeing industry. Increasing understanding of “carbon tariffs” will help enterprises to advance Deal with invisible trade barriers such as carbon labels and carbon tariffs to reduce the impact on textile and garment export enterprises.