Indian textile exports become noncompetitive as domestic cotton prices increase 6% in July

July 27, 2021
3:55 am

Indian textile exports become noncompetitive as domestic cotton prices increase 6% in July

The Mills Association (SIMA) has said that the steep rise in cotton prices in the domestic markets has made Indian textile exports uncompetitive.
SIMA has demanded removal of 10% duty on import of cotton as the prices in the domestic markets increased…

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Global, The Times of India

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