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India Government Prohibits 178 Companies From Participating In Cotton Export

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Exporters Of Cotton Exports To India

On Wednesday, the India government banned 178 companies from participating in the future cotton export allocation because they did not meet the requirements.

Export standard


Earlier this year, the government approved 928 enterprises to export 1 million 900 thousand bales of cotton (170 kg per pack), but according to the circular issued by the General Administration of foreign trade, the number of exports of 178 exporters exceeded or was lower than that they allowed to export.

Many exporters did not export a pack of cotton.


The government has banned them.

Exporter

In the future

Export cotton

These exporters are now prohibited from participating in the export of 1 million bales of cotton approved by the government earlier this month.


India is the second largest cotton producing and exporting country in the world, and the Cotton Advisory Committee estimates that India will harvest 31 million 200 thousand bales of cotton and create a new high output in 2010/11.

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