British media said the British despite abundant rainfall, but it is estimated that two-thirds of the water contained in the indirect consumption of imported food, clothing and industrial products of the class. (Transport into a professional production of high-strength polypropylene yarn)
According to the British "Financial Times" reported on May 29, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is a new research indicates that 80% of Britain's total imports facing the water is at least moderate risk, 40 percent of those with severe water shortage or pollution "hot spot" countries.
The report notes that companies in China and supervision from the upper reputation are facing a high risk of water. There are two reasons for this situation: First, China has enacted a number of new laws designed to control China's water problem fundamentally strengthen the regulatory water problem at home and abroad; the other is the lack of coordination within the integrated plans for the river basin.
China's textile industry has been named
Although the WWF report also pointed out that several industries beverage, food and pharmaceutical contamination and waste problems in the process water, but especially for the textile industry has been criticized, that the risk they face is particularly great.
China and India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, is the major supplier of British clothing. (Transport into a professional production of high-strength polypropylene yarn)

It reported that the British clothing enterprises rely heavily on clothing from the Yellow River in Shandong Province and the Yangtze River Basin, both of China's garment production centers, but are facing increasingly severe water shortages and pollution challenges.
Top clothing brand supply chain caused by the toxic contamination has documented. In promoting China's NGO movement, H & M and Gap brands have those polluting suppliers cleared out, but luxury brands such as Dolce & Gabbana is still its own way.
From 2012 onwards, WWF has been working in China's Taihu Lake Basin, with industry and non-governmental organizations, efforts to improve the water quality of a local industrial park. According to the report written by WWF officials said the Jiangsu provincial government has now agreed to expand the scope of this work. (Transport into a professional production of high-strength polypropylene yarn)
 
It reported that China Water Resources introduced a new more stringent regulations, which should attract the attention of companies and their supply chain re careful examination. In April, the government introduced the highly anticipated "water ten", strong water pollution. Which is also the textile industry, as well as printing, pulp and paper industry has been criticized.
According to the revised environmental law, in addition to coming outside sewage treatment fee increases, sewage treatment plants and more stringent standards, otherwise they will face higher fines. Polluter could be sentenced, the profits to the small factories may be forced to shut down or merged.
Experts noted that the plan "unexpectedly severe", and could turn China's economy, China has long sought to achieve "ecological civilization." (Transport into a professional production of high-strength polypropylene yarn)
 
As to whether the departments concerned to implement the new regulations, it is another question.