On December 17, 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 the expert review. This milestone project addresses a long-standing gap in the standardization of cashmere fineness samples, marking a significant step forward in the industry.

The expert panel unanimously praised the project for providing a reliable and innovative foundation for evaluating the quality of cashmere fibers. It not only enhances the accuracy of cashmere detection but also promotes more standardized testing procedures across the sector. By solving the issue of inconsistency in fineness standards and calibration, the project is expected to reduce reliance on international wool labeling systems in China.

This development is particularly important as it introduces a more accurate and locally tailored approach to cashmere quality assessment. It represents a key technical advancement in the field of fiber calibration, paving the way for improved quality control and greater confidence in the global market. With its potential for widespread adoption, the project could significantly impact the future of cashmere production and trade in China and beyond.