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Value added textile industry association oppose banning import of textile raw material

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Related Keywords: APTMA, local textile industry, oppose banning import of textile raw material, PRGMEA, readymade garments, textile industry produces only denim, unable to produce raw materials, value added textile industry association, zero-rate regime for textile industry

Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (PRGMEA) and the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA), value added textile industry association of Pakistan after holding a series of meetings has decided to opposed a proposal of banning the import of textile raw materials, saying the local textile industry is unable to produce these raw materials.

Indonesian textile makers in trouble over rising production costs and low sales

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Related Keywords: API, close businesses, economic slowdown, facing rising production cost, forced to dismiss workers, help industry survive, Indonesian Textile Association, Indonesian textile producers, local textile industry, pressing purchasing power, raw material imported, weak sales

With an economic slowdown pressing people’s purchasing power, Indonesian textile producers are facing weak sales and rising production costs. They have urged the government to take swift action to help the industry survive as number of companies due to flat growth are already forced to dismiss workers and may be even forced to close their businesses.

Aptma demand for immediate remedial measures against Indian yarn dumping

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Related Keywords: APTMA, CVD, e customs duty on yarn import, Indian cotton yarn, local textile industry, Ministry of Commerce, Safeguard Measures Ordinanc

All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (Aptma) has demanded for immediate remedial measures against the anomalous increase in dumping of Indian cotton yarn by the Ministry of Commerce (MoC). There is 100 percent rise in dumping of Indian yarn mainly fine counts meant to produce and launch around 140 products under different popular brands annually which is putting the viability of local textile industry at stake.

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