Us AAFA Continues To Call For The Elimination Of Global Trade Barriers

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The United States clothing and Footwear Association (AAFA) published the 2011 state

Trade

Assessment report.

The national trade assessment report is the annual review of the foreign trade barriers faced by US companies by the office of the United States trade representative.

AAFA international trade vice president Nate Hermann (Nate Herman) said that the abolition of trade barriers at home and abroad will enhance the competitiveness of the United States in the global market.

This report outlines the trade barriers faced by many US brands and exporters, and can be a valuable tool for us president Obama to double US exports in 2015.

Herman said that the Obama administration and Congress must continue to actively seek opportunities to open up.

domestic

And foreign markets.

Through a long-standing pending free trade negotiations with South Korea, Columbia and Panama, the completion of a commercial Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement will push us further towards this noble goal.

Herman said, because of the international

Trade

The U.S. clothing and footwear industry supports about 1000000 jobs in the United States.

The American brand is the best in the world.

In fact, our recent developments are overseas, especially in China.

In twenty-first Century, trade policy opened up more markets for the clothing and footwear brands of the United States, which will enable us to reach more consumers and create more job opportunities for the United States.