Cotton textile exporters advocate duty-free access in EU in trade deal

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The cotton textiles sector provides livelihoods to lakhs of rural artisans, currently exports over $1.3 billion annually to the 27-country bloc.

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Cotton textile exporters advocate duty-free access in EU in trade deal

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