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Us Garment Manufacturers Urge Government To Lift Export Restraint

2010/8/2 14:14:00 39

July 28th, a representative.

American Apparel Industry

The group urged the US government to lift its export restrictions on small and medium-sized garment manufacturers to help them expand their exports and create job opportunities.

The group also suggested that the government should face up to the positive role of "third country exports" in the export and employment of the United States.

According to overseas media reports, the American Apparel&Footwear Association says its industry supports the government's proposed US export doubling plan.

However, in a proposal submitted to the US Department of Commerce, the association pointed out that the government should remove barriers to trade and further promote free trade and open the market.

The Obama administration consulted the US manufacturing industry on its proposed National Export Initiative.

The plan is aimed at promoting American exports and creating jobs.

The goal is to double American exports by 2015.

This represents the United States.

Ready-made clothes

and

footwear

Responding to the response from manufacturers' industry organizations, the export doubling initiative is very important for its members.

Kevin Burke, President of the organization, said: "opening up new markets for free circulation of goods and improving existing trade will make American companies and their products more competitive in the global market." Kevin Burke said.

However, in a submission to the Ministry of Commerce, the association said that the clothing industry in the United States, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, faced policy constraints in their exports.

In its ten recommendations listed in the submissions, the government first urged the government to relax its lending constraints on small and medium-sized garment enterprises.