The Pakistan Farmers' Association Opposed The Proposal To Ban Exports Of Cotton And Yarn.

Farmers' associations in Pakistan strongly object to the ban on the export of raw cotton and yarn. Exporters of value-added textile products have heavily damaged cotton in Punjab and Sindh provinces because of heavy rain. Therefore, the export of raw cotton and cotton is prohibited.

Tarik BHA, President of the Pakistan peasant association, said the ban on raw cotton and yarn exports violated freedom. market economy It is not conducive to the interests of farmers.

Bush said Cotton Traders and speculators tried to reduce the price of raw cotton, all of which meant depriving poor farmers in Punjab and Sindh of their income and labor rights.

Against cotton and Yarn outlet Taking any restrictive measures, Ibrahim Mu Hal, chairman of the Pakistan agricultural forum, said that traders and textile factories did not pay the cotton farmers the corresponding price with international prices, while the cost of agricultural input doubled.

The farmers' representative suggested that the cotton farmers and the textile industry should work hard to formulate a joint strategy to overcome the present and future crises and develop sustainable and practical measures to benefit both sides.

According to preliminary estimates, in Sindh province, there are about 200 thousand acres estimated, with an estimated 1 million 500 thousand packages. cotton Be destroyed. Sindh is expected to get 4 million 500 thousand packs of cotton output, but only 500 thousand bags have arrived in the market, and the rest is still in the cotton field.