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Central Government temporarily exempts all customs duties on import of cotton from 1st June, 2026 till 31st October, 2026

in Business May 30, 2026 Comments Off on Central Government temporarily exempts all customs duties on import of cotton from 1st June, 2026 till 31st October, 2026 5 Views

Newdelhi:30/5/26:To augment the availability of cotton for the Indian textile sector, the Central Government has temporarily exempted all customs duties on import of cotton from 1st June, 2026 till 31st October, 2026.

The temporary duty exemption is expected to reduce input costs across the textile and apparel sector, thereby providing a targeted relief to manufacturers and consumers, while also keeping the interests of domestic farmers in mind.

Overall, the measure is anticipated to have a positive impact on the performance of the domestic textile industry, especially the small and medium enterprises, by ensuring better availability of cotton in the market.

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