Power loom sector reels under imports, rising costs
Pakistan’s power loom industry is under pressure from cheaper Chinese textile imports, higher utility costs and taxes, with about 40% of units reportedly closed in Faisalabad and surrounding areas. Industry representatives say more than 100,000 workers have lost jobs and are calling for stronger customs checks, while transport disruptions have also hurt regional trade.
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