"Cashmere Standard Fineness Sample Preparation" Passed Identification

On December 17th, the AQSIQ scientific and technological planning project titled "Study on the Production of Cashmere Standard Fineness Samples," led by the Beijing Inspection and Quarantine Bureau in collaboration with the Ordos Cashmere Group, successfully passed expert evaluation. This significant achievement marks a major step forward in the cashmere industry, as it addresses a long-standing gap in the availability of standardized fineness samples for cashmere fibers. The project is widely recognized by experts as a groundbreaking initiative that provides a reliable foundation for assessing cashmere quality and promoting more accurate and standardized testing methods. It effectively resolves the longstanding issue of inconsistency in fineness standards and calibration processes, which has previously led to discrepancies in quality assessments. By introducing this new standard, the project has the potential to replace the traditional use of international wool labels in China, offering a more precise and locally adapted solution. Experts emphasized that this development not only enhances the accuracy of cashmere fiber measurement but also strengthens the industry's ability to meet global quality expectations. This breakthrough represents a critical technical advancement in the field of cashmere quality control, and its successful implementation could have far-reaching implications for both domestic and international markets. With the new standard in place, manufacturers and inspectors will be better equipped to ensure consistency, transparency, and reliability in cashmere production and trade. Overall, the project demonstrates the importance of innovation and collaboration in improving industry practices and setting new benchmarks for quality assurance in the cashmere sector. Its impact is expected to be felt across the supply chain, from producers to consumers, contributing to the sustainable growth of the industry.