{"id":4413,"date":"2020-06-26T11:16:54","date_gmt":"2020-06-26T11:16:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/primex.iamdhaval.com\/?p=4413"},"modified":"2020-06-26T11:16:54","modified_gmt":"2020-06-26T11:16:54","slug":"surats-well-known-allia-fabrics-joins-the-boycott-china-mission-cancels-orders-worth-inr-2-crores","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/indianbusinessline.com\/index.php\/2020\/06\/26\/surats-well-known-allia-fabrics-joins-the-boycott-china-mission-cancels-orders-worth-inr-2-crores\/","title":{"rendered":"Surat\u2019s well known Allia Fabrics joins the \u201cBoycott China\u201d mission, cancels orders worth INR 2 crores."},"content":{"rendered":"

Surat (Gujarat) [India], June 26 :<\/strong> With the spread of pandemic from China, the World has started going
\nagainst China and its products. After 20 Indian army men were killed by Chinese in the Galwan Valley
\nclash, Indians are furious and have openly stood against buying Chinese Products and the \u201cboycott
\nChina\u201d buzz is being picked up speedily across the country. The Businessmen too have joined the league
\nand are ending their business relationships from China. One such, AlliA Fabrics of Surat has made up
\nplans to end their relationship with Chinese companies.
\nOrder worth INR 2 crores given to Chinese company cancelled
\nPurushottam Jhunjhunwala (Chhotu Bhai) and Rajat Dawer of AlliA Fabrics said, \u201cThe Boycott China
\nmission is very apt as for us, our Nation comes before everything. After the Chinese troops killed our 20
\narmy men, people of our country are now demanding to boycott Chinese products and we too want to
\ngive our contribution in the same. Hence, we have cancelled our order of premium fancy fabrics worth
\nINR 2 crores given to the Chinese company.\u201d The company\u2019s yearly transaction with the Chinese
\ncompany is around 50 crores.
\nWill now move towards Taiwan and Korea.
\nPurushottam Jhunjhunwala added, \u201cthe decision to boycott China has not been an easy one for us. The
\nmain reason being, the fabrics which we import from China, are not being made in our country and we
\nhave a well-developed network of parties (customers) for those fabrics, across India. So, suddenly
\nstopping the import from China would create problems for our parties. As a responsible business it is
\nour duty to fulfill the requirements of our parties and hence we looked for an alternative of China and
\nfound the options of South Korea and Taiwan. The fabrics from these countries will be expensive to
\nimport as the quality is above par as compared to Chinese Fabric, as well as a wide range will now be
\nmade available. So our parties will now have to pay a bit more.
\nPremium Quality Fancy Fabrics \u2013 AlliA\u2019s Distinguished Identity.
\nRajat Dawar said, \u201cThe fabric that they import is used in making premium garments such as Lehenga,
\nSarees, Kurtis, Gowns for Women and Children. The Bollywood actors and actresses who use premium
\nfashion wear, is also given by AlliA Fabrics.\u201d He added \u201cas people started getting agitated towards China
\nand its products, we started receiving calls from our parties and customers to search for an alternative
\nof the Chinese Fabrics and getting inspired from them, we took this step and we feel satisfied being a
\npart of \u2018Boycott China movement.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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