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Data from India s Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council show textile and apparel exports between April 2020 and March 2021 were down 12.99% to $29.45 billion from $33.85 billion a year earlier. Within that, apparel exports dropped 20% and textile exports declined 6.43%.
The textile sector is one of India s oldest industries and a pillar of the economy. According to India Brand Equity Foundation, in the 2018-19 period, India s textile industry contributed 7% to the industry output. The Indian textiles and apparel industry contributed 2% to the GDP, 12% to export earnings, and accounted for 5% of global trade in textiles and apparel. These figures show the importance of the textiles sector to India.
Textile industry to stop child labour as importing countries act tough
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The US government recently issued a restricted import of goods and has included Indian cotton seeds, cotton and, thread/yarn based on some published reports The Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council has stressed the importance of eradicating child labour in any form of employment across the value chain, mainly importing countries preparing a country-specific restriction list of products that use child labour.
The US government recently issued a restricted import of goods and has included Indian cotton seeds, cotton, thread/yarn, besides other commodities based on some published reports.
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 5 (ANI/NewsVoir): Eradicating child labour in any form of employment is an important issue across the world and all major importing countries, especially the USA in particular, are sensitive to this issue.
In the list of restricted import of goods published on 30th September 2020, the United States Department of Labour (US DoL) has included Indian cotton seeds, cotton, thread/yarn besides other commodities based on some published reports. The Indian companies have been advised to monitor and ensure that no child labour/forced labour is being employed within own organization or with the supplier s/buyer s organizations.