ATMI praises federal moves to curb imports

Article Abstract:

The American Textile Manufacturers Institute (ATMI) has expressed its support for new U.S. government procedures to protect the American textile industry against Chinese textiles imports. However, the ATMI said it would have liked to see the protections implemented sooner.

Imports, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes

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Textile execs plan grassroots efforts against Chinese imports

Article Abstract:

U.S. textile executives are planning several grassroots initiatives to persude the administration of George W. Bush to protect their industry against Chinese imports. The executives are planning voter registration drives, lobbying efforts, and educational programs.

Public affairs, Political activity

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American, Japanese textile trade groups agree on issues

Article Abstract:

The American Textile Manufacturers Institute has reached an agreement with the Japan Textile Federation on several issues impacting global textile trade. The agreement encompasses several major textile trade issues.

Japan, International economic relations, Economic policy, Trade policy, Japan Textile Federation

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