Countries around the world have different standards and requirements for textiles, so products sold to different countries need to meet the laws and requirements of various export places. For example, if the products are sold to the United States, they must meet the requirements of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act CPSIA and the American Apparel and Footwear Association AAFA RSL. When sold to European countries, it must meet the standards such as REACH regulations and EU standard EN.

If an enterprise's textile products are exported to many countries in Europe and America, it can choose to apply for OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 eco-textile certification. Its testing standard covers the requirements of many countries' laws and regulations, and contains a wide range of testing parameters, which conforms to laws and regulations such as REACH and CPSIA, and is consistent with the advocacy of industrial

organizations such as AFIRM RSL, ZDHC and Green Peace. Therefore, OEKO-TEX® certification is the first choice for many textile enterprises to enter overseas markets when export trade is booming.