Pakistan Textile Industry Formally Established Association

　　 In August 15, 2011, a consultative meeting was held by the Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (PRGMEA) in Pakistan, and the Pakistan Textile Industry Association (Federation of Pakistan) was set up.

Last year, Pakistan caused many disputes over the implementation of tariff and quota restrictions on cotton yarn export. The textile industry of Pakistan agreed to set up the association to safeguard its rights and interests. FPTI formulated targets and formulated common strategies to cope with the fall in cotton prices.

Take part in this time. consult The participants include Cotton grower 16 textile industry associations, including ginning, spinning, weaving, denim exporters, post processing plants, garment exporters, etc.

PRGMEA chairman Ijaz A Khokar said that the government can provide an uninterrupted supply of energy for the industry to increase domestic cotton consumption. Meanwhile, the canal believes that the government should immediately apply for the application of the Drawback of Local Taxes and Levies (DLTL) to the exporters of garments.

Husain Jehanian Gardezi of the Pakistan farmers' Association said farmers are the whole. Textile value The most vulnerable industry in the chain is the most important to protect the interests of farmers. Adil Butt, the former chairman of the Pakistan Hosiery Manufacturers Association (PHMA) in Pakistan, said that the industry should seek government subsidies instead of requiring other measures to harm other industries. Comfort Knitwear's boss MI, representing garment exporters, said that the purpose of the association should focus on issues affecting the entire industry value chain, such as energy and interest rates.