China air source treatment Unit-Textile export target may be missed by $ 1.5 billion

IslamabadThe textile export target set for 10.5 billion in 2009/10 is likely to be stopped at $ 1.5 billion,China air source treatment Unit after an absence of a son, to increase the power and the pricing of gas and unforeseen apoptosis.water temperature valve Sources in the textile industry, said the goal of EU exports is estimated at 3.8 billion U.S. dollars solenoid pneumatic valve for clothes that are expected to reach 3 billion U.S. dollars has been set, has recorded a loss of 0.8 billion U.S. dollars. Similarly, it has been estimated target of EU exports of 5.2 billion dollars for other value-added sectors, including textiles, textile house, bedding, etc., which will affect 4.2 billion U.S. dollars. And was aimed at the export is estimated at 1.5 billion U.S. dollars for other products related to the cotton industry.



According to some sources, which are linked because of the scarcity and high prices of yarn in the local market, with rising electricity and natural gas is difficult to achieve the desired objectives. President of Pakistan Cotton Fashion Clothing Manufacturers and Exporters Association, Mr Shahzad Arshad said the original target was total exports of 22 billion U.S. dollars, but then fell by the government 18 billion U.S. dollars, which the textile industry accounts for over 60 percent.



He said that Pakistan will target the export of clothing and missing Christmas, in the absence of measures taken to ensure the availability of raw materials, would be another gap in the achievement of the objectives of export of garments in Pakistan. Shahzad said that the clothing sector in value added, including home textiles, towels, linens and fabrics should command about US $ 4 billion in the spring of 2010, according to the provisions of U.S. dollars to 3 billion last year. However, due to lack of raw materials and the rampant price increases in electricity and natural gas exporters to meet the expectations of the situation. Agencies