උඹල මෝඩ ජෙප්පන්ට ඡන්දේ දුන්නේ මේ දේශීය නිෂ්පාදන ආර්ථිකේ රැකගන්න නේද 
Sri Lanka’s domestic clothing brands are calling for a drastic 300 to 400 percent increase in the Commodity Export Subsidy Scheme (CESS) levy on the imported apparel, arguing it is a critical step to ensure the survival and competitiveness of the local industry in its own market.
The proposal was put forward by former Sri Lanka Brands Association President P. Yasotharan, during a press conference held at the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce in Colombo, this week.
He argued that such a measure would level the playing field against a flood of cheap, often substandard, imported garments that are stifling the local manufacturers.
- https://www.dailymirror.lk/breaking...-CESS-hike-to-combat-cheap-imports/108-313828
Sri Lanka’s domestic clothing brands are calling for a drastic 300 to 400 percent increase in the Commodity Export Subsidy Scheme (CESS) levy on the imported apparel, arguing it is a critical step to ensure the survival and competitiveness of the local industry in its own market.
The proposal was put forward by former Sri Lanka Brands Association President P. Yasotharan, during a press conference held at the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce in Colombo, this week.
He argued that such a measure would level the playing field against a flood of cheap, often substandard, imported garments that are stifling the local manufacturers.
- https://www.dailymirror.lk/breaking...-CESS-hike-to-combat-cheap-imports/108-313828
