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The European Commission announced the Digital Product Passport registry is live. For workwear supply chains serving the EU, the immediate action is to map product, operator, material, and evidence-file data boundaries—not claim automatic compliance early.
The national standards platform's public GB 39800.1 revision-project information shows that PPE provision rules continue to evolve. Project, consultation, or plan information is useful for forward watching, not as an already-effective procurement requirement.
Public information for the China International Occupational Safety & Health Goods Expo shows its 2026 spring session in Shanghai. An exhibition can help discover suppliers and product directions, but it cannot replace project-level qualification, garment trials, and test verification.
MIIT's interpretation of the 2025 green-factory and green-park list stresses online submission and supporting evidence. Workwear supply chains can borrow the evidence-management approach, but environmental data, protective performance, and compliance conclusions still need separate records.
DuPont's 2025 innovation-award announcement highlights multi-hazard protection, sustainability, and firefighter safety. It reflects themes in a company awards program, not an independent certification of any product.
The Ministry of Emergency Management's overview of 46 mandatory PPE standards emphasizes provision, selection, use, and maintenance. For workwear teams, passing receiving inspection is only the start; issue, laundering, repair, and retirement also need an executable loop.
The Ministry of Emergency Management describes new PPE provision standards for sectors including machinery manufacturing, metro operation, and construction. Cross-sector energy projects should return to actual task and hazard rather than copying another industry's equipment list.
China's public standards system lists GB 20097—2025, General technical specification for protective clothing, among the newly available standards. General requirements are useful foundations but do not automatically cover arc, chemical, thermal, or other specific hazards.
China's 2025 public standards catalogue includes a standard for selection, use, and maintenance of flame and thermal protective clothing. The signal is to put selection, laundering, repair, inspection, and retirement into one management chain—not only focus on first delivery.
SAMR's 42 mandatory PPE standards cover multiple protection categories. Energy-workwear projects that only name garments can miss interfaces and maintenance requirements for hands, feet, head/face, respiratory, or fall protection.
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