The Loss Of Honor In The Wool Industry Of Talisman

Talisman Wool industry Formerly regarded as the cornerstone of agriculture. At present, the wool company is gradually recovering and recovering its past glory.

After drought, The state of The output of wool increased again, and the drought lasted for three years.

Because of heavy rainfall, farmers have gained a lot of money. Wool yield The output of wool has risen to a higher level.

This year, the most appropriate time to start raining is particularly suitable for wool producers.

Last year, the wool output in the state of the state of Riemann reached only 50000 packs, due to the decline in the number of sheep in the past three years. Shepherds predict an increase of 10000 bales of wool this year. It is expected that wool production will rise again after several years.

The clothing sector in Sri Lanka is the largest export industry in the country, and the clothing department set the target of exporting US $5 billion in export revenue in 2015, despite the fact that the clothing department has lost the GSP+ status of the EU. The European Union is the largest export market in Sri Lanka.

Tuly Cooray, former Secretary General of the Sri Lanka Apparel Association, said competitiveness will help the garment industry to achieve this goal.

The added value of the garment industry in Sri Lanka has grown from 30-35% to 60-65%. Prior to the suspension of the GSP+ status, Sri Lanka's clothing exports to the EU increased to $1 billion 600 million last year, up from $1 billion 25 million in 2005.

To ease the losses caused by the loss of the GSP+ mechanism, the signing of the free trade agreement will prove effective, Tuly Cooray said. India signed a free trade agreement with the European Union and Singapore, and Japan signed an economic cooperation agreement with Vietnam and Indonesia. According to these agreements, clothing exports to Japan amounted to 30-40 billion dollars.

Japan's clothing market reached about $24 billion. If Sri Lanka can export $300 million to Japan or 1/10 of Indonesia's exports to Japan, the loss of GSP+ status will be balanced.