Sunset Dumping Review Of Turkey'S Polyurethane Carbamate Impregnated Textiles

In June 2004, Turkey filed anti-dumping investigations on polyurethane impregnated textiles originating in China. In February 2005, Turkey made a definitive final ruling on the case.

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Turkey's textile industry is showing signs of a strong recovery from the global financial crisis, but it is still struggling to meet the needs of European consumers, an industrial expert said.

Nadeem, President of the Turkey fashion and Apparel Federation, said: "the key issue for us today is the discovery of contract manufacturers.

We have orders, but we can't find facilities for production. "

He added that the clothing department is now working in an all-around way, and manufacturers can choose consumers.

The Turkey fashion and Apparel Federation represents garments, underwear, knitwear, and socks manufacturers, embroidery and designer interests.

The current situation has provided new opportunities for manufacturers who did not export during the crisis.

We hope to pass the order to the manufacturing units that have laid off workers but still have production facilities.

The action of consumers for mechanical payment will start again.

Nadeem said that for manufacturers, it is now the right world to return to business, because the current profits are high.

The price of women's shirt has risen from 0.65 lira to 1.65 lira in Turkey.

A survey launched by the Aegean Sea Clothing Industry Association reveals the potential in Western Turkey.

The introduction of contract manufacturers and industrialists has also begun.

The association promotes digital communication and cooperation through digital infrastructure.

The main idea behind the project is to determine the date of non production and integrate it with the needs of exporters.

We hope to promote the project throughout Turkey.

Exporters try to provide preferential benefits to their regular customers because they are forced to make choices among various needs.

Price is the main criterion for choosing new consumers.

Even in the eastern province of Denizli, home textiles and clothing manufacturers are still working in an all-around way. Some businessmen in the province have committed suicide because of their poor market conditions.