Gujarat textile policy to remain under implementation till Sept 2018

The Government of Gujarat has decided to extend its textile policy for one more year on the request of many players of textile industry. The textile policy which was to expire on September 4, 2017 now it shall remain under implementation till September 3, 2018. Chief Minister Vijay Rupani approved the extension of the policy for one year thus continuing benefits to the textile industry.

PM Narendra Modi had launched the textile policy in 2012 when he was the Chief Minister of the state, with an integrated approach to strengthen the entire value chain of textile. The concept of ”From farm to foreign export” was weaved with the slogan of 5F formula while launching the policy.

The state government also claimed that the policy was a great success and brought in huge amount of investment and generated employment in the state. The government reviewed the policy and saw that the same had a great impact on rural sector too.

The state proposes a strong industrial base and pool of resources to serve the entire value chain of the textile industries.

India is the second largest producer of cotton after China in the world. Similarly, Gujarat is the largest cotton grower state in the country and hence presents very large scope of developing the whole textile value chain from farm to fiber to fabrics to fashion to foreign.

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