The US Congress Introduced The Extension Of Third Country Fabric Clause In The AGOA Act.

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The US Congress introduced a bill to seek current African Growth and timing.

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The third country fabric terms (AGOA) extended to 2015.

The third country fabric clause in the African Growth and Opportunity Act was originally planned to end in September 2012.

If this bill is passed, the clothing sector of African countries that will benefit the African Growth and timing act will benefit greatly.

This bill is urgently required because major international buyers usually plan their procurement at least 6-12 months ahead of schedule.

The early adoption of this bill will exclude the gloom of uncertainty in the garment industry, which is now popular in Africa's growth and timing act.

From the US perspective, the proposed bill is not very important, because clothing from African countries is only a small part of the total clothing imports in the United States.

But this regulation is right.

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It is important for garment exporters in Lesotho and other countries.

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At the African Growth and Opportunity Act conference, the African apparel and Textile Industry Federation and other African Growth and timing act countries called for the extension of third country clauses.

The proposed law also seeks to incorporate new independent southern Sultan into eligible countries in Africa's growth and timing act.