Pakistani cotton industry raises concerns over under-invoiced Chinese fabric imports
Both Dawn and ProPakistani reported on the Pakistani cotton industry's concerns about under-invoiced Chinese fabric imports. Dawn emphasized the pressure on the cotton industry and the alleged diversion of fabric imported under the Export Facilitation Scheme to the open market. ProPakistani similarly highlighted the industry's concerns but framed the issue more generally, without specifying the Export Facilitation Scheme.
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Pakistan Cotton Industry Flags Under-Invoiced Chinese Fabric Flooding Local Markets
Pakistan’s cotton industry has raised fresh concerns over alleged under invoiced fabric imports from China, claiming large quantities are being… Read More The post Pakistan Cotton Industry Flags Under-Invoiced Chinese Fabric Flooding Local Markets appeared first on ProPakistani.
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Under-invoiced Chinese fabric flooding open market: ginners
LAHORE: Cotton industry is facing mounting pressure amid allegations that large quantities of fabric imported from China under the Export Facilitation Scheme (EFS) are being diverted to the open market after under-invoicing while widespread rains and looming floods threaten to inflict fresh damage on the standing cotton crop. Cotton Ginners Forum Chairman Ihsanul Haq warned on Sunday that the i...
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