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010103
THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN
ISLAMABAD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2001
PART II
Statutory Notification (S.R.O.)
GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
ORDER
Islamabad, the 3rd January, 2001
S.R.O. 5 (I)/2001.-- In exercise of the
powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 3 of the Imports and Exports (Control) Act,
1950 (XXXIX of 1950), and in supersession of the Textile Quota Management Police Order,
2000, the Federal Government is pleased to make the following regulations and procedures
for management and allocation of textile quotas, namely:--
1. Short title and commencement.-- This Order may be called the Textile
Quota Management Policy Order, 2001.
(2) It shall come into force on the 1st day of January, 2001, and shall stand repealed on
the 31st day of December, 2004.
2. Definitions.-- In this Order, unless there is anything repugnant to
the subject or context,--
(a) "Act" means the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1950 (XXXIX of 1950);
(b) "Textile Association" means a body registered under the Trade Organizations
Ordinance, and that has been authorized under this Order to perform certain quota
servicing functions;
(c) "auditors" means a private firm of auditors appointed to perform such
functions as assigned to them by the Government;
(d) "bilateral agreement" means agreement between Pakistan and the quota
imposing country governing trade in textile products:
(e) "carry-forward" means quota borrowed against an exporter’s entitlement
for the next year, subject to the percentage specified in the bilateral agreement, and
which is to be deducted from the exporter’s next year’s entitlement;
(f) "carry-over" means the facility available to an exporter to carry-over for
use during the next year the prescribed percentage of his entitlement or the unutilized
performance/transfer-IN/auction quota, which ever is less;
(g) "category" means textile or apparel product(s) of cotton, man made fiber,
wool or silk or blends thereof as described in the bilateral agreements;
(h) "circumvention" means export through unauthorized transshipment, rerouting
or through other means;
(i) "entitlement" means exporter’s quota for a particular category, as
determined by the auditors, that he will be entitled to use for shipment or transfer;
(j) "FCFS" means residual quota notified for use by exporters, on
first-come-first-served basis, in terms of this Order;
(k) "flexibilities" means and includes carry forward, carry over, swing and
shift facilities as provided in the respective bilateral agreements;
(l) "Government" means Government of Pakistan in the Ministry of Commerce;
(m) "growth" means specified percentage which increases specific limits of
categories each year as stipulated in bilateral agreements;
(n) "handloom and folklore items" means handloom textile products of cottage
industry of Pakistan excluding towels and apparel items;
(o) "net quantity or quota" means total of performance quota, transfers-In ad
quota acquired through market reward and auction, Minus transfers-OUT;
(p) "one time use" means allocation of a quota to an exporter during the current
quota year on which performance in the following years is not admissible;
(q) "Pakistan items" means those textile products that are uniquely and
traditionally Pakistani products as listed in the bilateral agreements such as kurta,
gharara, burqa, multani choli, sindi julaba, shalwar, pyjama etc;
(r) "performance" means shipment of quota categories to quota countries made in
accordance with this Order;
(s) "quota or agreement year" means the period beginning from the 1st January,
and ending the 31st December, or as provided in relevant bilateral agreements;
(t) "Quota Supervisory Council" means the Council set up by the Government to
perform functions specified in this order;
(u) "residual quota" means quantities of quota, in each category, let over after
100 per cent allocation to all entitled exporters, and includes quantities not lifted in
the final auction;
(v) "reward" means additional quota allocated to an exporter on the basis of
higher unit value achievement, or such other basis as determined and notified by the
Government from time to time;
(w) "shift" means increase in specific limit of a specified category at a
specified percentage by reducing equivalent amount of quota form the specified category on
the basis of a conversion factor;
(x) "special limit" means the quantitative limit fixed by the quota country on
the volume of imports of a category; and
(y) "swing" means increase in specific limits of a category, not more than the
percentage indicated in bilateral agreements, and compensated by an equivalent decrease,
in terms of square meter equivalent, in the specific limit of another category;
(2) Words and expressions used but not defined in this Order shall have the meanings as
assigned to them in the relevant bilateral agreements.
3. Entitlement allocation and utilization.-- (1) An exporter’s
entitlement for the year shall consist of total shipments made in a particular category in
the preceding year and adjusted for over or unauthorized shipments, one time use,
deductions, and or flexibilities.
(2) Final annual entitlements shall be authenticated by the respective Associations and
finally determined by the Auditors by the 30th April.
(3) For purposes of audit of performance and determination of entitlement the exporters
shall submit to the auditors, through their Associations, photocopy of passbooks alongwith
forms A and B, duly attested by the authorized representative of the textile association,
by the 31st January each year.
(4) Exporters who do not submit these documents by due date will be liable to forfeiture
of their entitlement.
(5) Export Promotion Bureau shall ensure that the total audited allocations for a
particular category in no case exceed the adjusted ceiling for the year under the
bilateral agreement. Export Promotion Bureau shall further ensure that no visa is issued
after the 30th April in respect of passbooks that have not been audited and authenticated
by the Auditors, unless such date has been extended in terms of paragraph 22.
(6) Between January 1 to April 30, the exporters may continue to apply for visas and ship
upto 90 per cent of their provisional allocation. This provisional allocation shall be
made by the concerned Textile Association based on preceding year’s shipments
adjusted for carry forwards, one time use, and such deductions as required in terms of
this Order.
(7) Export Promotion Bureau may make adjustments in the quota ceilings, whenever so
warranted, for past over-allocation, over shipments, or for any other reason and for this
purpose the concerned Association shall identify each exporter whose quota is to be
adjusted for the aforesaid reasons.
(8) When a non-quota textile product is brought under restraint, the period for the
purpose of determining the performance shall be the performance during the twelve month
period, terminating two months preceding the month in which the request for consultations
was made.
(9) Export Promotion Bureau may allow special allocation, from the residual quota, to
cover export of samples by participants of Export Promotion Bureau sponsored or recognized
trade fairs. Terms and conditions for such allocations shall be notified by Export
Promotion Bureau by the 31st January.
(10) Quota quantities availed and partially or wholly shipped form FCFS, Flexibility,
Carry Forward and One-Time allocations, shall not be later allowed to be adjusted against
performance, transfer-IN and Auction quota for claiming performance against the same or
next year.
(11) Provisions of this paragraph shall apply equally to the exporters in the Export
Processing Zone.
4. Reward Quota.-- (1) To encourage greater utilization, higher per unit
prices etc, the Government may allocate additional quota to eligible exporters. Terms and
conditions of such rewards shall be notified sufficiently in advance by the Government.
(2) The reward allocations shall be made from the growth quota, subject to such limits as
the Government may determine.
5. Flexibilities.-- (1) Exporters shall be entitled to flexibilities on
their entitlement plus quotas obtained through auction, reward and or on first-come-first
served basis.
(2) The Export Promotion Bureau shall word out the quantities of flexibilities, as
admissible under the bilateral textile agreements, and communicate these to Quota
Supervisory Council for final determination by the 10th January each year and the Bureau
shall announce the same by the 15th January, for use by the exporters on the basis of
current year’s entitlement.
6. Exceptional flexibility.- (1) The specific categories for which
exceptional flexibility of 4000 MT allowed by European Union is to be used shall be
determined by Quota Supervisory Council ad communicated to Export Promotion Bureau as
early as possible, but in no case later than the first week of July. Following acceptance
by the European Union, the Export Promotion Bureau shall allow the Textile Associations
the use of exceptional flexibilities on such terms and conditions as notified by the
Export Promotion Bureau.
(2) Exceptional flexibility allocations shall be for one time use.
7. Transfer of Quota.-- (1) Subject to provisions of this Order,
entitlement quota as well as that purchased from the open market shall be transferable.
(2) The quantities obtained through (i) auction, (ii) reward, (iii) flexibilities,
including exceptional flexibility, (iv) first-come-served facility, and (v) one-time usage
and (vi) such other allocations as determined by Export Promotion Bureau in terms of this
order, shall not be transferable.
(3) Separate coloured sheets, with consecutive page numbers, shall be added to the
category pass-books in which necessary entries of non-transferable quota shall be made
(for shipment purposes).
(4) No transfer-OUT shall be allowed until that exporter’s passbook has been audited
by the auditors.
(5) The application form for transfer of quota shall be prescribed by the Export Promotion
Bureau, colour of these forms shall be changed from time to time by the Export Promotion
Bureau will bear serial number, date of issue, its validity, and indicate particulars of
transferor and transferee and details of categories and such other terms and conditions as
may be notified by the Export Promotion Bureau.
(6) Association shall ensure that no blank transfer forms are issued, that these are
issued in serial order, and that proper records are maintained in respect of these forms
and in case any fake or forged transfer form is detected, the concerned association will
be held responsible and action will be taken in terms of this Order.
(7) Garment manufacturing units in Export Processing Zone may purchase quota through
foreign exchange encashment certificates at price not less than that of last auction.
8. Security deposit.-- (1) Allocation of quota shall be made against
periodical security deposits as follows:--
| (i) First quarter | Nil |
| (ii) Second quarter | Nil |
| (ii) Third quarter | 0 -- and |
| (iv) Fourth quarter | 1 |
(2) Security deposit shall be made to the exporter’s
Association in the form of demand draft or pay order.
(3) There shall be no security deposit for quota obtained through auction.
(4) The periodical security deposits shall be calculated on the basis of average f.o.b.
prices obtained for the categories in the preceding year.
(5) The periodical security deposit shall be refunded by the Association to the exporter
in proportion to the shipment made or quota transferred out, and it shall be liable to
forfeiture in proportion to the deficiency in performance.
9. Surrender of Performance Quota.-- (1) Quota holders shall be eligible
to surrender their performance quota upto the 30th September, without forfeiture of
security deposits, and the Textile Associations shall immediately provide details of such
surrender of quota to Export Promotion Bureau for disposal on such terms and conditions as
may be notified by the Export Promotion Bureau.
10. Auction of growth quota.-- (1) Quantities available from growth quota
shall be notified and put to auction in commercial lots by the Export Promotion Bureau.
The auction dates shall be determined by the Export Promotion Bureau in consultation with
Quota Supervisory Council but no later than 15th March, 15th May, and 1st August each
year. Fifty per cent of the available growth quota shall be placed in 1st auction,
twenty-five per cent in the 2nd and the remaining quantities in the 3rd auction.
(2) No adjustments on any account (such as over-shipment or over-programming) shall be
made from growth quota.
(3) Schedule and terms and conditions for auction of growth quota shall be notified by the
Export Promotion Bureau through Public Notice.
(4) Exporters who purchase growth and residual quota in auction shall utilize the same for
shipment and flexibilities, subject to the conditions specified in this Order. Shipments
against quantities obtained in all auctions held by the Export Promotion Bureau will be
course count towards performance.
(5) Only registered exporters, who are members of a Textile Association, shall be eligible
for purchase of quota through auction.
(6) A bidder shall be allowed up to a maximum of fifteen per cent of quantities offered in
the auction which shall not be less than a commercial lot and in case the fifteen per cent
limit is less than a commercial lot, or the quota relates to a small importing country or
category, size of commercial lots for such categories shall be suitably adjusted and
notified by the Export Promotion Bureau.
(7) Quota put to auction shall be offered by allocation to bidders in descending order of
bid prices.
(8) Exporters who have purchased quota in an auction shall not be entitled to any
compensation in case it is subsequently decided to open a category for allocations on
first-come-first served basis.
(9) Garment manufacturing units located in an Export Processing Zone shall be eligible to
participate in auction of quota on payment against foreign exchange encashment
certificates.
11. First Come First Served (FCFS).-- (1) Residual quota, as well as
growth quota left over from the final auction shall be disposed of as follows:--
(a) Residual quota, as worked out by the Export Promotion Bureau in consultation with the
auditors, shall be first put to auction. Terms and conditions of auction shall be the same
as for auction of growth quota (paragraph 10 of this Order), except that where Quota
Supervisory Council so recommends no reserve or base price may be fixed in respect of the
specified categories. Date of this auction shall be determined by the Quota Supervisory
Council; and
(b) all quantities notified in the residual quota auction, as also quantities left over
from growth quota after the final auction, shall be opened on FCTS basis.
(2) Categories and quantities available under FCFS basis shall be notified by the Export
Promotion Bureau from time to time. Last such notification, giving final quantities
available for each category under FCFS, shall be notified within fifteen days of the final
auction of growth quota.
(3) Exporters can, subject to the following conditions, utilize this facility either on
Reservation Basis or Post Shipment Basis:
(a) Reservation basis.-- Exporters who have no quota for that category available in their
passbooks, or who have utilized 70% of their net quota, may reserve
first-come-first-served quantities, subject to availability, on depositing with the Export
Promotion Bureau, through pay order, a security deposit equal to 3% of last year’s
average f.o.b. price. The security deposit shall be refunded in proportion to utilization.
Once a reservation has been made the exporter shall not be allowed to transfer out from
his passbook any quantities for that category.
(b) Post shipment basis.-- Exporters may also ship FCFS categories and quantities without
any reservation, and subsequently apply for visas and export license. However in such a
situation allocation can not be guaranteed and exporters will be making the shipments at
their own risk.
(4) Export Promotion Bureau shall ensure that utilization and availability position in
respect of FCFS categories is displayed, on a daily basis, on their web-site.
12. Export of handloom and traditional textile items.-- (1) Export of
handloom and traditional textile items shall fall outside the purview of quota
restrictions. Whether or not an item is handloom and traditional textile product is
determined by the Customs authorities of the importing countries. Exporters shall,
therefore, make shipment of such items as their own risk.
(2) Necessary certificates which are specified in the agreements shall be issued by the
Export Promotion Bureau.
13. Export visas/licenses and customs declaration.-- (1) Export
Visas/Licenses, prepared and forwarded by the Textile Association on the basis of
shipments made and quota category passbook authenticated by the Textile Associations shall
be issued by the Export Promotion Bureau, in case where advance licensing is a statutory
requirement. Export Promotion Bureau shall issue pre-shipment export visa or license on
the basis of authenticated quota category passbook and the Textile Associations shall
obtain HS Code from the exporter and, indicate it in the visa, export license and
certificate of origin ensuring that no misdeclaration on the quota category and
description of products is made by their members.
(2) Exporters shall declare quota and non-quota categories and quantities separately on
the shipping documents such as shipping bills and invoices including their claims for duty
drawbacks filed with Customs authorities.
(3) Export Promotion Bureau shall ensure that every visa issued by them is submitted to
the Auditors for audit verification by the following working day. Auditors shall report
any omissions in this regard to the Government as soon as it comes to their notice.
(4) Quota category visas in cases of re-report shall be issued by the Export Promotion
Bureau where:
(a) the re-export was pre-planned, or in cases of force majeure proved to the satisfaction
of the Export Promotion Bureau; and
(ii) visas for re-export of consignment shall be allowed on surrender of quota in the
applicable category for the relevant quota year.
(4) The circumstances and terms and conditions under which duplicate or substitute visa or
license may be issued shall be notified by the Export Promotion Bureau through a public
notice.
(5) On the request of an exporter and on fulfillment of the terms and conditions notified
by the Export Promotion Bureau, a Textile Association will prepare duplicate or substitute
visa or license and forward the same to the Export Promotion Bureau for issue after due
scrutiny.
14. Issuance of duplicate quota category passbook.-- (1) In case of loss
of original quota category passbook, duplicate quota category passbook shall be issued to
the exporters on their request subject to the fulfillment of the terms and conditions
notified by the Export Promotion Bureau through a public notice.
(2) The Textile Associations shall ensure that original quota category passbooks reported
lost are not misused in any manner.
(3) Duplicate category passbooks shall be prepared on the basis of photocopies of category
passbooks maintained by the Association.
15. Contravention of the policy.-- (1) No allocation shall be valid
unless it is in accordance with the provisions of this Order.
(2) Any example made in contravention of the provisions of this Order shall not count
towards performance of the exporter and shall be treated as irregular and void.
(3) Cases of shipments in contravention of the rules, and other malpractices including
circumvention of bilateral agreements, exports against forged, fake visas or export
licenses, shipment in excess of the allocated quantity, mis-declaration of value, weight
and category shall be liable to any or all of the following penalties, namely:-
(a) Suspension or cancellation of a part or the whole of export quotas whether acquired on
the basis of performance or purchases or any other means whatsoever;
(b) imposition of a line up to low hundred per cent of the f.o.b. value of the consignment
or any or all of the above; and
(c) suspension or cancellation of export registration or other action under the
Registration (Importers and Exporters) Order, 1993.
(4) The penalties, referred to in sub-paragraph (3) shall be decided by the Vice-Chairman,
Export Promotion Bureau, on reports or complaints received from any source.
(5) Any person aggrieved by an order of the Vice-Chairman, Export Promotion Bureau, may,
within thirty days of the order, apply for review to the Secretary, Ministry of Commerce,
whose decision thereon shall be final.
(6) Export Promotion Bureau may correct, if necessary, any quota allocation or quota
authorization, if it finds that any error or discrepancy has occurred in determining
allocation or authorization and the Export Promotion Bureau shall also make adjustment for
any error or act of omission or commission in the past that may be detected by it or so
recommended by the Textile Associations.
16. Management.-- (1) Under the overall supervision of Quota Supervisory
Council, the management of textile quotas shall be the responsibility of the Export
Promotion Bureau, who, pursuant to the provisions of this Order, shall issue public
notices and standard operating procedures from time to time.
2. The allocation of performance entitlement and authentication of category passbooks of
the exporters shall be the responsibility of authorized Textile Associations.
(3) The list of authorized Textile Associations, along with the product groups to be dealt
with by them is given in Schedule to this Order.
17. Textile Associations.-- (1) Any Association that does not handle
quota upto 15 per cent of a particulars category shall be eligible to handle that category
with effect form the date to be notified by the Government in consultation with the Quota
Supervisory Council.
(2) The Government may impose such other conditions on the Textile Associations for quota
servicing as it deems necessary.
18. Auditors--(1) Export Promotion Bureau, on the recommendations of the
Quota Supervisory Council, shall appoint a private firm of auditors. In addition to the
particulars functions assigned to the Auditors elsewhere in this Order, the Auditors will
make all reasonable endeavor to ensure that all aspects of quota management are dealt with
in conformity and compliance with this Order and the Auditors shall submit a monthly
report to the Quota Supervisory Council pointing out such irregularities, lapses or
omissions as may have been committed by the Associations or the Export Promotion Bureau.
(2) The report shall be submitted to the Quota Supervisory Council before the 7th day of
the following month. Quota Supervisory Council will pass on this report, along with its
observations to the Export Promotion Bureau for rectification.
(3) Export Promotion Bureau will send a compliance report to the Quota Supervisory Council
within fifteen days of receipt of this report. and if Quota Supervisory Council is of the
view that proper or full compliance has not been made it shall submit its report to the
Government for necessary action.
(4) On 1st July and 1st January each year the Auditors shall submit to the Government an
‘exceptions report’, covering the preceding six months, where their objections
or observation were not complied with the concerned agencies.
19. Quota Supervisory Council-- (1) The Government shall appoint a
Chairman and Members of Quota Supervisory Council for a specified tenure, and on such
terms and conditions as the Government may determine and they shall work in an honorary
capacity.
(2) In addition to the specific functions assigned to the Quota Supervisory Council
elsewhere in this Order the Quota Supervisory Council shall perform the following
functions, namely;--
(a) Provide policy recommendations to the Government regarding Quota management and these
policy recommendations shall ordinarily be accepted by the Government;
(b) recommend, on an annual basis, the Association that will be authorized to handle
servicing of various quota categories or product groups;
(c) advise the Export Promotion Bureau on measures to enhance and accelerate quota
utilization, and check and control quota premia in the market and such advice will be
binding on the Export Promotion Bureau if otherwise consistent with this Order, the Act,
and Public Interest;
(d) examine all such complaints against the Export Promotion Bureau as are brought before
it either by the Exporters or an Association, so far as it pertains to quota management,
and give its specific recomendations to the Ministry of Commerce;
(e) arrange audit of Textile Associations covering all aspects of quota management,
including receipt and expenditure from security deposits;
(f) where the audit finds any irregularities or lack of propriety Quota Supervisory
Council shall (i) have the Export Promotion Bureau delete the association’s name from
the list of Associations authorized by it to perform quota functions and servicing, (ii)
recommend to the Director Trade Organizations action against the Association under the
Trade Organizations Ordinance, 1961, and (iii) recommend to the Vice-Chairman, Export
Promotion Bureau action under this Order, and or Registration (Importers and Exporters)
Order, 1993;
(g) deal with matters specifically assigned to it by Export Promotion Bureau or
Government;
(h) Quota Supervisory Council shall maintain proper minutes of its meetings and records of
its communications, Secretarial assistance to Quota Supervisory Council shall be provided
by the Export Promotion Bureau; and
(i) The Chairman and Members of the Quota Supervisory Council shall hold office during the
pleasure of the Government and they may resign through a letter addressed to the
Secretary, Ministry of Commerce under their own signatures.
20. Withdrawal of functions of an association.-- (1) The Vice-Chairman,
Export Promotion Bureau may withdraw the functions and powers of quota management of any
Textile Association if he is of the opinion that such functions and powers are not being
performed or exercised in accordance with the provisions of this Order, or the Textile
Association’s own Articles and Memorandum of Association. In the event of withdrawal
of the functions and powers of quota management of any Textile Association and the
responsibility of quota allocation entrusted to that Textile Association shall revert to
Export Promotion Bureau which may entrust these functions to another Textile Association
handling same or similar products.
(2) Any Textile Association, aggrieved by an order of the Vice-Chairman Export Promotion
Bureau under this Order, may within thirty days of that order, apply for review to the
Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, whose decision thereon shall be final.
21. Power to issue clarification.-- (1) As and when necessary the Export
Promotion Bureau may, with the prior approval of the Ministry of Commerce, issue
clarification of any provision of this Order.
22. Change of dates.-- (1) Under exceptional circumstances, and on the
written recommendations of the Quota Supervisory Council, Ministry of Commerce may extend
or change any of the dates given in this Order.
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ABUBAKAR G. BULLO,
Section Officer
SCHEDULE
(See paragraph 13 and 16)
TEXTILE QUOTA MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATIONS AUTHORIZED TO DEAL WITH PRODUCT GROUPS
A. Product Group (Yarn)
| Country | Category | Description | Textile Association |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| E.U./Turkey | 1 | Cotton yarn. | 1. All Pakistan Textile Mills Association |
| (ii) USA | 301 | Combed cotton yarn. | 2. Pakistan Yarn Manufacturers Association. |
B. Product Group (Fabrics)
| Country | Category | Description | Textile Association |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| U.S.A. | 219 | Duck CMMF | 1. All Pakistan Textile Mills Association |
| 226/313 | Sheeting, CMMF | 2. All Pakistan Cloth Exporters Association. | |
| 314 | Poplin and broadcloth cotton. | 3. Pakistan Cloth Merchants Association. | |
| 315 | Printcloth cotton. | 4. Pakistan Art Silk Fabrics and Garments Exporters Association | |
| 5. Pakistan Canvas & Tents Manufacturers & Exporters Association. | |||
| 6. All Pakistan Bedsheets & Unolstery Manufacturers Association. | |||
| 317/617 | Twills, CMMF. | ||
| 618/614 | Sheeting, MMF. | ||
| 615 | MMF Printcloth. | ||
| 625/626/627/628/629 | MMF Staple/Filament Combinatios: Poplin and Broadcloth. | ||
| E.U/Turkey. | 2/2A | Woven fabrics of cotton other than unbleached or bleached. | |
| 3. | Woven fabrics of synthetic fibers. | ||
| Argentina | 613/614/627 | Sheeting fabrics/twill and satin/staple filament fiber combinations. |
C. Product Group (Knit/Woven)
| Country | Category | Description | Textile Association |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| U.S.A. | 237 | Playsuit, CMMF. | |
| 239 | Infants’ wears. | ||
| 331/631 | Gloves and mittens, CMMF | ||
| 334/634 | CMMF other coats M&B. | ||
| 335/635 | Coats, CMMF, M&B/W&G. | 1. Pakistan Hosiery Manufacturer
Association. 2. Pakistan Knitwear and Sweaters Exporters Association. |
|
| 336/636 | Dresses, CMMF. | 3. Pakistan Ready-made Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association. | |
| 338 | Shirt, knit, cotton, M&B. | 4. Pakistan Cotton Fashion Apparel Manufacturers and Exporters Association. | |
| 339 | Blouses, knit, cotton, W&G. | 5. Pakistan Art Silk Fabrics and
Garments Exporters Association. 6. Pakistan Gloves Manufacturers & Exporters Association. |
|
| 340/640 | Shirts, woven, CMMF, M&B. | ||
| 341/641 | Blouses woven, CMMF. | ||
| 342/642 | Skirts CMMF. | ||
| 347/348 | Trousers, slacks and shorts cotton, M&B/W&G. | ||
| 351/651 | Nightwear and pajama, CMMF. | ||
| 352/652 | Underwear, CMMF. | ||
| 359-C/659-C | Coveralls, CMMF. | ||
| 638/639 | Shirts & blouses knit MMF, M&B/W&G. | ||
| 647/648 | Trousers, slacks and shorts MMF, M&B/W&G. | ||
| E.U. Turkery | 4 | Knitted shifts. | |
| 5 | Knitted jerseys. | ||
| 6 | Woven breeches, shorts and trousers. | ||
| 7 | Blouses, shirts only. | ||
| 8 | Woven shirts. | ||
| 18 | Woven under garment and bath robes. | ||
| 26 | Women’s and girls’ dresses. | ||
| 28 | Trousers bib and brace over.. | ||
| Canada | 2 | Winter outwear. | |
| 3/4 | Suits and ensembles. | ||
| 5A | Trousers and shorts. | ||
| 7 | Woven shirts and blouses. | ||
| 7 | Woven shirts and blouses, T-shirts and sweatshirts. | ||
| 9 | Underwear. | ||
| 10A | Sleepwear. | ||
| Norway | 2 | Trouser, slacks, jeans breeches, etc M&B/W&G. |
D. Products Group (Bedlinen and Allied Made Ups)
| Country | Category | Description | Textile Association |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| U.S.A. | 360 | Pillowcases cotton | 1. Pakistan Bedew Exporters Association. |
| 361 | Sheets cotton | ||
| 666 (p) & (s) | Pillow cases and sheets | 2. All Pakistan Cloth Exporters Association. | |
| E.U./Turkey | 20 | Bed linen | 3. All Pakistan Textile Mills Association. |
| 39 | Table toilet and kitchen linens other than of terry toweling or similar terry fabrics. | 4. All Pakistan Bed Sheet and Upholstery Manufacturers Association. | |
| 5. Pakistan Cloth Merchant Association. | |||
| Canada | 41A & 41B. | Bed sheets and pillow cases | 6. All Pakistan Commercial Towel Exporters Association. |
| 7. Towel Manufacturers Association. |
E. Product Group (Towels and Allied Made-Ups)
| Country | Category | Description | Textile Association |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| U.S.A. | 363 | Terry and other pile towels cotton. | 1. Towels Manufacturers Association. |
| 369 R | Bar mops | 2. All Pakistan Commercial Exporters of Towel Association. | |
| 369 S. | Shop towels, cotton. | ||
| 369 F/369/P | Flat and pile cotton dish towels | ||
| E.U./Turkey | 9 | Terry toweling, toilet and kitchen linen of cotton woven terry fabrics. | |
| 18. | Woven under garment and bathrobes. | ||
| 39 | Table toilet and kitchen linens other than of terry toweling or similar terry fabrics. | ||
| Canada | 42A. | Toilet and kitchen linen. |
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