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Scrap import duty on cotton as it hurts garment exports, trade body tells Centre

Scrap import duty on cotton as it hurts garment exports, trade body tells Centre
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Cotton exports top last season s shipments - The Hindu BusinessLine

Cotton exports top last season’s shipments May 11, 2021 Lower domestic prices made global buyers turn to Indian cotton Building up on lower domestic cotton prices, Indian exporters have so far shipped over 75 per cent of the 65 lakh bales (each of 170 kg) of cotton exports projected for the whole year 2020-21. Cotton Association of India’s (CAI) latest data showed shipments as on April 30 at 50 lakh bales. This means, India by April has shipped out what was exported during the whole of last season. The trade body, in its revised export projections, has estimated India’s cotton exports for the year at 65 lakh bales.

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Cotton yarn prices drop as Covid second wave hits demand - The Hindu BusinessLine

Cotton yarn prices drop as Covid second wave hits demand - The Hindu BusinessLine
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Cotton exports may touch 70 lakh bales

Cotton exports may touch 70 lakh bales Updated: Updated: Prices likely to remain stable: Ganatra Share Article Prices likely to remain stable: Ganatra Cotton exports so far this season (October 2020 to September 2021), have clocked 47 lakh bales and are expected to touch 60-70 lakh bales by the end of the season. Pradeep Kumar Agarwal, CMD, Cotton Corporation of India (CCI), said total cotton exports may touch 70 lakh bales. The CCI, which has 47 lakh bales in stock and has exported almost one lakh bales so far, is looking at shipping an additional 10 lakh bales. There may be exports of 10-12 lakh bales to Bangladesh, he said.

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Why Pakistan textile sector s need to import Indian cotton, yarn is an uphill task

Why Pakistan textile sector faces an uphill task to import Indian cotton, yarn March 04, 2021 × Since the Pulwama attack, Pakistan has lost its MFN status with India thereby impeding the import of duty-free cotton Hopes of Pakistan importing cotton from India have been raised after New Delhi and Pakistan renewed their agreement to observe a ceasefire along the Line of Control and the international border in Jammu and Kashmir last week. But there are a few hurdles, especially political ones, for Indian cotton to surmount before it can reach Pakistan, according to traders and industry officials. Earlier this week, Pakistan’s

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