In 1950’s, the Made in Japan was a good source of jokes for comedians everywhere. Cheap toys and gadgets that broke after a couple of days.
In 1970’s it was Taiwan, and in the 80ies Korea.
Look at the products from all these countries now!
It is true that China’s rapid industrialization in 90’s took over the cheap and nasty title from the above countries, but, just like Japan, Taiwan and Korea, China is striving to upgrade the quality and reputation of all the products it exports. There is still some way to go in many cases, and there still exists a huge range of quality standards in the country from totally dishonest, through dreadful, barely acceptable, and all the way up the ladder to world’s best. Don not forget, in its extremely long, unbroken history, China has been pretty good at inventing things and improving on them. After more than 30 years of manufacturing in China, we fully understand the issues of quality and social responsibility that our customers need to be assured of. We ask every customer to provide us with their full and exact requirements so that we can set down comprehensive guidelines for our inspectors and QC staff that we install in the factory with every order.
We also work with inspection bureaus like SGS and Intertek to audit factories, analyze raw material components and certify ISO ratings before placing orders with suppliers.
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Rethinking Polyester: Understanding rPET and its Eco-Friendly Potential
Polyester is everywhere. From your favorite fleece jacket to the water bottle you just tossed in the recycling bin, this versatile material has become a staple in our lives. But what if you could enjoy the benefits of polyester with a lighter environmental footprint? That’s where rPET, or recycled polyester, enters the scene.
What is rPET?
Simply put, rPET is polyester made from recycled materials, most commonly used plastic bottles like the one you just tossed. Instead of ending up in landfills or polluting our oceans, these bottles are given a new life! The plastic goes through a rigorous cleaning and processing phase, where it’s broken down into tiny flakes and then transformed back into usable fibers. These rPET fibers can then be spun into yarn and woven into fabrics, ready to be used in clothing, bags, and other textile products.
Why choose rPET?
Here’s why you might consider choosing rPET over traditional polyester:
Reduced environmental impact: Producing rPET uses significantly less energy and water compared to virgin polyester. It also helps divert plastic waste from landfills and oceans, contributing to a cleaner planet.
Maintains quality: Don’t be fooled by the “recycled” label. rPET fabrics offer the same durability, wrinkle resistance, and moisture-wicking properties as virgin polyester, making them perfect for activewear and outdoor gear.
Wide range of applications: From clothing and accessories to home textiles and industrial applications, rPET’s versatility knows no bounds. You’re likely already using it without even realizing it!
Is rPET perfect?
Like any material, rPET has its limitations. The recycling process itself can have an environmental impact, and the quality of recycled fibers can vary depending on the source material. Additionally, while rPET helps reduce waste, it doesn’t solve the issue of plastic production entirely.
The future of rPET:
As technology advances and awareness grows, rPET production is expected to increase significantly. This means more sustainable choices for consumers and a positive impact on the environment. By choosing rPET products, you’re not just supporting a greener future, you’re also making a conscious statement about the clothes you wear and the impact you want to have.
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