Imports Already Supply 70% of the Textile Market and the Sector Denounces “Fraudulent Competition” - Real Economy
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The Argentine textile industry is going through a scenario of strong contraction and increasing pressure from imports. According to data disseminated by the Fundación Pro Tejer, products from abroad already represent about 70% of the supply of the domestic market, when historically the supply was distributed practically equally between domestic production and imports. [...] The entry The advance of imports hits the textile industry and supply 70…
The Argentine textile sector has just denounced “fraudulent competition” in view of the recent information that marks that the market in question is supplied by 70% of imports. The situation occurs in the middle of the fall of the activity and the low use of the installed capacity. The changes in the commercial policy driven by the ...
The Argentine textile market is supplied by 70% of imports and the sector denounces “fraudulent competition”, demanding fair trading conditions, amid the fall in activity and the low use of installed capacity. The changes in the commercial policy that drove the administration of Javier Milei favoring the highest income [...] The entry The textile market is supplied by 70% of imports was first published in Diario San Rafael.
The Argentine textile market supplies 70% of imports and the sector denounces “fraudulent competition”, demanding fair trading conditions, in the midst of the fall in activity and the low use of installed capacity. The changes in the commercial policy promoted by the administration of Javier Milei favoring the greater income of foreign products are not being compensated by improvements in the economic conditions of the local industry.
The Argentine textile market supplies 70% of imports and the sector denounces "fraudulent competition", demanding fair trading conditions, in the midst of the fall in activity and the low use of installed capacity. The changes in the commercial policy promoted by the administration of Javier Milei favoring the greater income of foreign products are not being compensated by improvements in the economic conditions of the local industry.
Through a hard report, the textile industry revealed that 70 percent of the market in that sector is supplied with imports favored by the “fraudulent competition” generated from the policies of the government of Javier Milei. As a result, companies registered a drop of almost 25 percent in the first half of this year and only 4 out of 10 machines continue to operate in the workshops. The serious situation map was drawn up by the Fundación Pro Te…
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