Pakistan'S Non-Woven Bag Export Falls Into Crisis

Abdullah Zaki, Vice President of Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), said at the first meeting of the Export Branch of the Chamber of Commerce that Bangladesh, China and India are Pakistan stay Non woven bag export market Their country provides subsidies and reward policies for non-woven bag enterprises, and their production cost is much lower than that of Pakistan. However, in Pakistan, the authorities have not adopted any specific measures to reduce the export cost. China and India have many inappropriate subsidy policies and encouragement for non-woven bag industry, so that they can generate production costs and improve competitiveness.

Alamgir A., branch president Shaikh said that nearly all cities of export enterprises have obtained the membership of the Export Branch this year, so they can participate in the activities organized by the Export Committee to the greatest extent.

He said that from July to November 2006, the export value was 6.9 billion US dollars, compared with 6.5 billion US dollars in the same period last year. He also said that the world market has changed from the seller's market to the buyer's market. In order to preserve it, we must shorten the delivery time, optimize the service, and supply at the cost of competition. These are the preconditions for non-woven bag enterprises to preserve.

　　Alamgir A. Shaikh propagandizes that the energy costs of China and India are much lower than those of Pakistan. India has adopted some measures to reduce the production cost of non-woven bag factory industry, and the existing industrial areas have also received preferential policies. Therefore, it is high time for the Pakistani authorities to adopt specific measures to shield the non-woven bag enterprises for export, because the non-woven bag enterprises are facing very difficult days.