The American Garment And Footwear Industry Union Is Promoting The Elimination Of Specific Duties Imposed On Outdoor Wear Products.

The United States garment and footwear industry (AAFA) has recently proposed the "2014 American Outdoor dress promotion".

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The United States outdoor act is jointly proposed by the Maria Cantwell senator from the Senate and the Kelly Ayotte member, the house representative David REIchet and Earl Blumenauer, aiming to eliminate specific duties imposed on casual wear outdoor clothing products.

"Outdoor clothing is currently facing the highest tax rate imposed by the US government," said AAFA chairman and CEO Juanita D. Duggan. "For these products which are almost no longer manufactured by the United States, they will only bring more cost to the American working-class families and increase family burden."

Duggan continues to mention that "outdoor design and production that is now integrated into innovation and new technology".

Outdoor clothing, which was first put forward by the United States several decades ago, is not the same kind of products.

The outdoor industry has achieved self pformation through integrating the latest technology and environmental protection materials to meet the needs of consumers for higher performance products and professional equipment.

It is time to adjust tariff policy to meet the characteristics of the products currently manufactured by the outdoor industry.

"We congratulate Maria Cantwell members, members of Kelly Ayotte, and representatives of David Reichet and Earl Blumenauer on making the bill together.

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The trade union will work with outdoor industry associations and other related industry partners to promote the fast passage of this important bill.

Duggan added.