The South African Industry Is Dissatisfied With The Certificate Granted By The Government To The China Textile Mill.

Marcus Varoli, President of Mediterranean Textile Mills, said that, once obtaining the certificate of approval, the Chinese industry can take advantage of the low manufacturing cost advantage (5 to 6 South African currency per meter), and incurs unscrupulous invasion into the South African clothing market. In addition to scrambling market price order, it will also create a small number of monopolies, which will pose a great threat to the local, middle and lower reaches of the industry. It is hoped that the relevant authorities will immediately review the necessity of issuing certificates.

V president dissatisfied, pointed out that the South African government has repeatedly said that it will save the crumbling local power.

Renato Palmi, an analyst at Redress Consultancy, said that in the case of high unemployment rate, local businesses were in the mood to reduce operating costs and increase production efficiency, so as to protect the right of employees to work. This government's action is no doubt a big drag, forcing the operators to close their factories and businesses.

The South African National Bureau of standards and the Ministry of economic development have not responded to the case so far.