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Formaldehyde

Formaldehyde in textiles, which is also commonly referred to as permanent resin, is used to provide wrinkle resistance in cotton-based textiles (100{fb5829f531bbe8a03505a61f24562bab2c90d6fe84e51abcf3fb366c55bba585} cotton or cotton-polyester blend fabrics). Long-term exposure to formaldehyde in textiles can cause skin hypersensitivity which can lead to dermatitis, which is also specifically referred to as textile dermatitis. The American Contact Dermatitis Society (ACDS) in 2015 declared formaldehyde as a contact allergen.
The European Ecolabel (Commission Decision 2002/371/EC) and the private Oeko-Tex Standard 100, which consider ecological and consumer protection criteria. The limit is 300 mg/kg for textiles not in direct contact with the skin and decorative materials in both schemes. For textiles in direct contact with the skin, Ecolabel established a limit of 30 mg/kg and Oeko-Tex Standard 100 set 75 mg/kg. Moreover, Oeko-Tex Standard 100 established a limit for textiles for babies which should release less than 20 mg/kg of formaldehyde.
How SIG can help
SIG laboratory is capable of analyzing the formaldehyde levels in textile matrices and textile toys. We offer a test method based on the standard ISO 14184-1: 2015
Method of Analysis
Colorimetric technique with spectrophotometer was used to measure the levels of formaldehyde extracted from the sample/fabric specimens
Library of Knowledge
Prove it Spicy by Scoville Heat Units Test!
CapsaicinoidsCapsaicinoids are the chemical components in capsicum that give the sensation of a spicy taste. The most common and most abundant capsaicinoid in hot peppers is capsaicin. In the food industry, capsaicin content is often used as added value in products as...
GMP+ International Certification
Along with SIG's determination to strengthen its existence as part of a global network and towards a safer world, we are proud to announce that SIG has successfully received its first GMP+ FSA International (Good Manufacturing Practice System, Feed Safety Assurance)...
AOAC 2017 & 2022 Dietary Fiber, Appropriate Methods for Accurate Results
Fiber is a type of carbohydrate that cannot be digested by the human body so it can help regulate the body's use of sugar, helping to keep hunger and blood sugar in check. Great sources are whole grains, whole fruits and vegetables, legumes, and nuts (Institute of...
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