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    Government of India

    Ministry of Textiles

    14-May-2012 15:34 IST

    India produced 54966 million Square meters, 60333 million Square meters and 62,559 million Square meters of cloth in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11 respectively. State-wise and year-wise details of production of Man-made fibre, spun yarn and filament yarn are at Annexure-I, II and III respectively.

    (b) & (c): India is the second largest producer of cotton and cotton yarn, fourth largest producer of synthetic fibre yarn, seventh producer of raw wool and largest producer of Jute in the work.

    The National Textile Policy of 2000 continues to be in place.

    Cotton and cotton yarn markets have witnessed price stability in 2010-11.

    The details of textile exports are at Annexure-IV.

    The rate of excise duty on synthetic fibers has been raised from 10% to 12% in the Union Budget 2012-13. Government has received post budget representations from FICCI and others to reduce the excise duty on man made fibers and introduce optional excise duty of 6% to all textile products aimed at fibre neutral policy. Government did not make any changes in Finance Bill proposals for 2012-13.

    Annexure – I

    STATE-WISE PRODUCTION OF MAN-MADE FIBRE

         

    (Million Kg.)

    State

    2009-10

    2010-11

    2011-12 (P)

    ASSAM

    -

    -

    -

    GUJARAT

    582.62

    591.25

    600.75

    KARNATAKA

    51.58

    51.10

    51.41

    KERALA

    -

    -

    -

    MADHYA PRADESH

    134.04

    132.20

    142.46

    MAHARASHTRA

    278.78

    281.06

    229.63

    ORISSA

    15.79

    15.79

    15.79

    PUNJAB

    110.68

    116.70

    117.33

    RAJASTHAN

    -

    -

    -

    COIBATORE

    -

    -

    -

    TAMILNADU

    27.00

    25.76

    11.70

    UTTAR PRADESH

    65.82

    69.04

    62.81

    WEST BENGAL

    -

    -

    -

    DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI

    1.73

    1.73

    1.73

    Total

    1,268.04

    1,284.62

    1,233.61
           

    Annexure - II

    Production of Spun Yarn during 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2011-12

    (In kg.)

    Sr.No.

    State Name

    2009-2010

    2010-2011

    2011-2012

    1

    Andhra Pradesh

    23,35,60,810

    29,26,01,334

    34,17,89,907

    2

    Gujarat

    19,74,68,386

    20,92,14,760

    19,72,83,281

    3

    Haryana

    10,75,61,229

    14,39,83,487

    17,20,02,572

    4

    Jammu & Kashmir

    4,54,48,312

    4,52,73,193

    4,44,78,434

    5

    Karnataka

    6,23,66,719

    4,75,06,797

    4,00,34,610

    6

    Kerala

    3,62,56,843

    3,83,59,762

    3,34,84,394

    7

    Madhya Pradesh

    25,99,10,935

    29,27,07,953

    29,37,07,628

    8

    Maharashtra

    36,62,78,428

    39,48,75,903

    36,58,97,626

    9

    Orissa

    13,28,832

    16,65,439

    15,43,248

    10

    Punjab

    58,95,16,100

    65,10,65,295

    65,11,13,844

    11

    Rajasthan

    31,89,96,961

    36,10,06,330

    37,42,98,575

    12

    Tamil Nadu

    1,59,53,93,259

    1,81,75,12,299

    1,48,27,97,418

    13

    Uttar Pradesh

    6,99,05,865

    7,33,04,736

    5,85,41,441

    14

    West Bengal

    2,89,00,422

    3,72,65,480

    2,72,72,020

    15

    Delhi

    71,280

    47,520

    0

    16

    Pondicherry

    81,95,236

    74,43,192

    61,24,853

    17

    Goa

    4,78,707

    3,09,827

    1,32,480

    18

    Himachal Pradesh

    14,65,08,655

    14,66,73,977

    11,87,63,442

    19

    Daman & Diu

    29,48,126

    27,34,432

    21,86,849

    20

    Dadra Nagar Haveli

    8,07,40,336

    9,39,63,199

    9,08,70,939

    21

    Uttaranchal

    4,05,38,764

    5,41,88,221

    5,57,27,513

    22

    Jharkhand

    10,76,531

    9,25,313

    7,68,924

    T O T A L

    4,19,34,50,736

    4,71,26,28,449

    4,35,88,19,998

     Annexure– III

    State-wise production of Filament Yarn

    (Mn.kg.)

    State

    2009-10

    2010-11

    2011-12

    ANDHRA PRADESH

    33.18

    2.92

    2.92

    ASSAM

    -

    -

    -

    GUJARAT

    677.67

    732.49

    683.42

    HARYANA

    -

    -

    -

    KERALA

    -

    -

    -

    MADHYA PRADESH

    -

    -

    -

    MAHARASHTRA

    491.41

    490.22

    464.36

    ORISSA

    -

    -

    -

    PUNJAB

    22.88

    22.66

    18.90

    RAJASTHAN

    1.35

    -

    -

    TAMILNADU

    -

    -

    -

    KANPUR

    -

    -

    -

    UTTAR PRADESH

    56.33

    57.17

    50.84

    WEST BENGAL

    7.75

    7.50

    7.31

    DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI

    232.14

    236.84

    234.83

    Total

    1,522.72

    1,549.79

    1,462.57
           

    Annexure – IV 

    India Export Statistics

    Commodity: Textile & Clothing, Ch50 to 63

    Annual Series: 2008 - 2010, Year To Date: 07/2010 & 07/2011

    Millions United States Dollars

    Partner Country

    		  

    Year To Date

    2008

    2009

    2010

    07/2010

    07/2011

    %Change

    World

    23064

    21787

    27188

    15155

    18259

    20.48

    United States

    4700

    4226

    4946

    2909

    3392

    16.6

    China

    880

    868

    2325

    834

    690

    -17.31

    United Arab Emirates

    1667

    1625

    1798

    1047

    1233

    17.83

    United Kingdom

    1695

    1708

    1667

    975

    1288

    32.08

    Germany

    1556

    1604

    1528

    909

    1243

    36.79

    Bangladesh

    610

    500

    1105

    520

    683

    31.29

    France

    936

    916

    810

    517

    644

    24.42

    Italy

    880

    743

    778

    459

    628

    36.75

    Turkey

    462

    399

    667

    405

    431

    6.44

    Spain

    643

    676

    667

    416

    532

    27.92

    Pakistan

    453

    565

    657

    417

    283

    -32.12

    Netherlands

    554

    512

    523

    310

    454

    46.76

    Brazil

    353

    288

    497

    296

    325

    9.9

    Belgium

    459

    386

    474

    266

    391

    46.85

    Saudi Arabia

    435

    429

    473

    271

    292

    7.75

    Sri Lanka

    313

    307

    397

    210

    298

    41.9

    Korea, South

    200

    211

    378

    239

    196

    -17.97

    Hong Kong

    186

    218

    369

    171

    172

    0.79

    Canada

    388

    358

    347

    207

    263

    27.27

    Egypt

    293

    192

    338

    180

    234

    29.92

    Denmark

    275

    279

    281

    172

    247

    43.1

    Malaysia

    150

    136

    279

    115

    142

    24.08

    Japan

    279

    240

    261

    162

    258

    59.15

    Vietnam

    113

    102

    238

    115

    99

    -14.11

    Portugal

    164

    135

    229

    132

    150

    14.04

    Indonesia

    194

    112

    228

    131

    102

    -21.78

    Afghanistan

    152

    252

    206

    106

    165

    56.02

    Australia

    179

    184

    205

    106

    152

    43.24

    South Africa

    148

    169

    199

    105

    136

    28.84

    Singapore

    121

    142

    192

    108

    109

    0.88

    Sweden

    176

    168

    189

    117

    149

    27.91

    Iran

    99

    102

    174

    95

    164

    73.24

    Mexico

    137

    110

    159

    88

    125

    41.52

    Taiwan

    92

    58

    133

    63

    44

    -29.75

    Poland

    99

    90

    128

    73

    119

    62.33

    Peru

    107

    75

    124

    68

    99

    45.52

    Colombia

    69

    66

    115

    69

    94

    36.37

    Tanzania

    114

    100

    112

    61

    59

    -2.38

    Thailand

    99

    77

    110

    72

    64

    -10.6

    Israel

    89

    77

    101

    61

    60

    -1.75

    Kenya

    78

    77

    100

    58

    50

    -13.81

    This information was given by the Minister of State for Textiles, Smt. Panabaaka Lakshmi  in a written reply in the Lok Sabha today.

    DS/GK

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