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Tuesday, October 10, 1972
TEXTILE EXPORTS TO BRITAIN
The Commerce and Industry Department has announced that normal
licensing for exports of woven polyester/cotton textiles to Britain will
be resumed as soon as possible.
This follows the announcement on Sunday that the export of these
items had been temporarily suspended from Saturday, October 7.
No further application for textile licences for woven polyester/
cotton fabrics, made-ups and garments for shipment to. Britain are being
accepted and the issue of licences already received by the department
are being withheld until further notice.
Polyester/cotton textiles should include any fabric containing
both cotton and polyester where (a) the sotton content is 50 per cent
or less, and (b) polyester comprises 50 per cent or more of the fibres
other than cotton. In both conditions, the percentages are measured
by weight.
Copies of the notice have been issued to exporters and manufacturers,
and they are also available from the department's Textile Licensing Office
on the second floor, Fire Brigade Building, Hong Kong.
Release Time: 6.30 p.m.
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