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India to add 40 new HSN codes for technical textiles

By August 30, 20191 Min Read
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India will add 40 new Harmonized System of Nomenclature (HSN) codes for technical textiles sector in coming months to its existing 207 HSN codes. The codes will further facilitate in monitoring import export data and in providing fiscal support to the technical textile sector.
“Globally, the technical textiles market is around 200-250 billion US dollars with a very high compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) and India is still not in the forefront in terms of annual growth rate of the sector,” said Ravi Capoor, Secretary of Ministry of Textiles during the inauguration of Technotex 2019 in Mumbai.
Indian government is currently discussing the mandatory use of technical textiles in over 90 areas, he said while speaking at an industry event on – Technical Textiles: Technologies, Markets and Investments.
In India, technical textile industry is largely import dependent with several products like specialty fiber or yarns, medical implants, sanitary products, protective textiles, webbings for seat belts, etc. being mostly imported, according to an industry report released on the occasion.
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