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High Interest Rates In Banks Continue To Kill Garner'S Textile Industry.

2013/3/19 17:55:00 19

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> a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_z.asp" > textile > /a > industry has once been the leader of Garner's industrial department. At present, the textile industry has been declining for many years, largely due to trade liberalization policies and plans. 
 these policies make it almost impossible for Garner's textile products to compete with cheap imported products from Asia, said Edwina Asher, President of Spinnet textile and garment cluster. 
 Spinnet textile > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_h.asp" > clothing > /a > cluster is a small business association engaged in the manufacture of textiles and garments in domestic and export markets. 
 Ms. Allsjo expressed concern about the rigid competition faced by the textile industry, which is the result of the import of cheap textiles. Most of these textiles are inferior products, especially those from Asia, which are on sale in the local market, making it difficult for local textile products to compete with them. 
Allsjo, P, applied to the government to take measures to suspend local manufacturers from smuggling pirated designs and their trademarks. These products and trademarks represent the quality image of Garner standards in certain circumstances. 
 Ms. Allsjo mentioned that lack of funds to accelerate the high interest rates of banks has become a challenge. These factors continue to kill Garner's "a href=" http://sjfzxm.com/DESIGN/designer/index.asp > textile industry < /a >. 
 alher calls for the implementation of best practices, upgrading the quality of industrial products and striving to meet international standards. 
 Ms. Allsjo said: "because of these factors, the capacity of member units has dropped by about 60%, which has also affected the level of employment." 
 Ms. Allsjo said that the Garner Bureau of standards failed to carry out its business in an all-round way and failed to detect smugglers because of the lack of resources and the existence of multiple neutral blocks on the national border. Arsse asked the government to check the corruption on the border and set up the only port as the destination port for all imported textiles, avoiding the use of border crossings while paying attention to the protection of intellectual property and preventing the local textile design from being plagiarized. 
 Ms. Allsjo applied to the government to work out a policy for workers, government officials and parliamentarians to wear Dangle's textiles and clothing during important activities. She appealed to the Ministry of trade and industry to speed up the capacity building of small and medium-sized textile companies to ensure that they are in a good position in the competition.