Pakistan Ginners Association opposes import of Indian cotton
The Pakistan Ginners Association (PCGA) stated that duty-free imports of Indian cotton will have an impact on Pakistan’s economy and have an adverse impact on cotton production next year.
PCGA Chairman Haji Mohammad Akaram said at a press conference on Wednesday (27th) that there are currently 1.623 million bales of new cotton in stock in Pakistan’s ginning mills, and the inventory supply is sufficient. Domestic textile companies But they are unwilling to purchase. There is no reason for Pakistan to import Indian cotton and cotton from other countries at the expense of domestic cotton farmers. Now cotton farmers can only hope that textile companies will sympathize with their situation. Pakistan Ginners Association opposes import of Indian cotton
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