Us endorses Mexico on Chinese denim starting anti-dumping investigations

Recently, the United States national textile organization, President of the Commission (NCTO) sent a letter to Mexico economy Minister fruit Diaz (HugoDiaz), strongly endorses the decision of Mexico, that is, to launch denim from China to the WTO anti-dumping investigation. NCTO Chairman Gekas Johnson (CassJohnson) said that this initiative is to prevent harm to Mexico and the United States denim manufacturers an important step forward.

Johnson said that Mexico submitted to the WTO of the indictment said that in 2008 and 2009, the China price per sq m for denim 28 cents, the price even without denim fabrics of cotton costs.

Johnson said that the Chinese exports, hurt the United States of Mexico and textile manufacturers, because their stripped of Mexico and the United States and two countries in urgent need of sales and production. They destroyed the North American free trade area agreements to promote the principle of the free market, while encouraging illegal trade in the North American free trade agreement area qualifying items.

Johnson added that as the North American free trade agreement (NAFTA) partners, the United States textile industry fully supports and encourages the Government of Mexico to take bold action to "active" in order to prevent the loss of Mexico's industrial more jobs and production.