Dr.Martens Recall Ma Dingxue With Harmful Ingredients

According to the world clothing shoes and hats net, recently, the United Kingdom

The brand Dr. Martens (Martin boots) announced that it had recalled over 30 thousand pairs of Vegan Vegan Martin boots sold in the US and Canadian markets and found that these shoes contained harmful chemical dye benzidine components.

The model of the recalled shoes is a neutral style Vegan 1460 eight hole boots.

It sold about 30 thousand pairs in the US and sold more than 900 pairs in Canada.

The color of the boots is Dr. Martens Classic Cherry Red Boots (with black shoelaces), and the original price is $125.

The boots were made in Vietnam.

Historically, benzidine was used as a dye component in the past, especially for fabric dyes.

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But scientists discovered that they had carcinogenic toxic substances, and the United States gradually stopped using benzidine in industry and commerce.

According to the National Cancer Institute, benzidine may lead to bladder cancer.

Most of the recalled boots were sold online between January 2015 and July 2017 through Dr. Martens, Amazon, Shoebuy and other e-commerce sites.

Boots sold in Dr. Martens, Journeys and other independent stores were also recalled in the case.

(reporter spot checks found that settled in China

Some overseas purchasing agents on the platform are still selling the "Vegan Martin boots", especially to consumers.

Airwair importer of Portland, USA, found that "if the skin of the wearer's feet is directly exposed to the tongue lining of this boot for a long time, it may be exposed to harmful benzidine."

Consumers were told to stop wearing this boot immediately and to contact Dr. Martens for full refund or replacement procedures.

According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, there are no related incidents of consumer injury. The recall played a preventive role.

About Dr. Martens

During the Second World War, Klaus M M rtens, a German military surgeon, was wearing comfortable boots with high ski boots and thick yellow and seams with air cushions.

With the help of his Dr. Herbert Funck, his business grew in Germany.

The British footwear company R. Griggs group obtained the concession to make Martin boots in Britain in 1959 and renamed it Dr. Martens in English.

This shoe began to rage around the world in the 1960 age with the popularity of rock music and punk culture.

Today, Martin shoes, which sell all over the world, have been deeply branded in Britain, but every pair of shoes is still paying royalties to the original owners in Germany.

In October 24, 2013, private equity Permira bought Dr. Martens at a price of 300 million.

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