Taiyuan: Ten Yuan A Piece Of "Foreign Trade Goods" Big Square Into Hualian Supermarket

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The reporter came to Beijing Hualian Taoyuan store in Taoyuan North Road, Taiyuan, and just entered the first floor of the shopping mall.

Similarly, at another clothing counter upstairs, the billboards of "50 yuan and two jeans" are also very eye catching.

However, reporters found that most of these clothing did not match the hang tag of qualification certificate, what products, fabrics, washing standards and factory names were not known to consumers.

Watching the reporter inquiries into the fabric composition of the garment, the salesman simply pulled out a whole box of clothes from the shelf, and found a pair of jeans hanging from the shelves for the reporters. After a Japanese sign was put up, the salesman again stressed that the clothes were indeed foreign trade goods.

Subsequently, the reporter visited several clothing counters in the shopping mall, and found that the clothes sold here were not only wearing no certificates, but some of the imitation brand and cottage clothes were not very few. Most of the garments were very thin fabrics, with very poor touch and rough workmanship.

What is even more unexpected is that the salesmen even said that these clothes had passed the inspection pass of Beijing Hualian Supermarket before entering the mall.

The salesperson's statement makes the reporter feel a little weird. As a well-known chain supermarket with great influence in the whole country, Beijing Hualian, how can these clothes without any qualified logo go into the mall in a big way? Are these clothes and sales counters really located in Beijing Hualian merchants?

In order to understand whether these clothing counters belong to the unified management of Beijing Hualian Taoyuan store, the reporter went to the service desk of the supermarket and consulted the staff.

According to the clothing sales staff of the mall, they have been doing promotional activities here for a long time, and the sales situation is quite good.

So, are these low-priced clothes really cheap? After the journalist spent 10 yuan on choosing a man's T-shirt, he went to Shanxi Fiber Inspection Bureau to invite relevant professionals to help with the product identification.

The staff of the provincial Fiber Inspection Bureau directly denied the business's so-called "foreign trade goods" and warned consumers that wearing such "three no" clothes might cause greater harm to the human body.

According to industry sources, the real source of foreign trade clothing is very limited, coupled with such a super low price is obviously not very reliable.

We do not understand why the "three noes" products in Beijing Hualian Taoyuan shop are sold in a big way. How do they reflect the quality and credibility of the business philosophy? What has been done by the relevant law enforcement departments in daily supervision? Our column will continue to be concerned about this.