Peru Government Strengthens Monitoring Of Imports Of Textile Garments

"P", because of the continuous rapid influx of cheap garments in mainland China, the sales of "a target=" "_blank" "_blank" "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile < /a > in Peru local market has been greatly reduced, the percentage of China's mainland garment market is up to 80%, and Peru farmers have stopped planting 200 thousand hectares of cotton because of the influx of Chinese mainland garments, which made the cotton industry of Peru loss 70 million US dollars in 2013.

Based on the above phenomenon, there was an unprecedented strike strike in Peru's Gamarra textile wholesale clothing market in September 10th this year. Almost all shops were closed, and merchants poured into the streets to protest against the unfair competition phenomenon brought about by cheap clothing in mainland China.

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< p > the protest teams formed by these businessmen are moving to the front office of the president of Peru.

The main demands of the textile and garment industry include: 1., the government of Peru should impose a 10% tariff on imported garments or a price of more than 15 dollars per kilogram of garments.

2. requests the government of Peru to improve this situation as soon as possible.

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< p > > mid September > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp" > Peru < /a > the representative of the State Administration of Taxation and the Gammara textile and garment wholesale market held a meeting to discuss the solutions for importing garments from Asian countries.

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< p > the Peru State Administration of Taxation has also worked with the Secretary-General production department to reach a consensus on monitoring the import of textiles and garments.

This consensus will be implemented to relevant measures, including careful inspection of containers and parcels entering the country, and analysis of tariff categories applicable to textiles and garments.

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< p > the Peru State Administration of Taxation (SUNAT) announced that it will strengthen monitoring actions to identify whether importers are ready to enter the domestic textiles and clothing, whether they underestimate the price, whether it hurts domestic industry, whether it is regular business or not.

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< p > Peru customs will strictly enforce the above measures against garments made from mainland China's < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp > > /a" so as to prevent commodity prices from being underestimated.

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