The reasons are:
- To put pressure on global supplies and prices.
- Depletion in domestic consumption and availability.
- To curb the country's cotton shipments to China and conserve supplies for local textile mills.
- To avoid from negative impact on the industry due to more than 85% exports of India’s total cotton export to china.
- Most of the export is only to china, thus causing imbalance in export equality.
- Local textile industry would be deprived of good quality cotton and would also face shortages if "the export figure is revised further upwards."
- To meet the requirements of local apparel.
- Number of bales exported has already surpassed the targeted surplus for the year.
- Suggestion to reserve 2.5% bales of cotton for local firms by trade group.
- To stem rising costs and reverse the shortage of cotton yarn for domestic firms.
- In the 2010-11 seasons, higher-than-expected exports reduced the amount of stock carried over to 2011-12 from 4.8m bales to 3.3m bales.
- Cotton production reduced from 34.5m bales to 34.0m bales in 2011/12.
- To meet the International cotton pricing standards.
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