India accuses Chinese costume of fake Indian manufacturing sold to Africa

Lin Xiaole India, which accused Chinese-made counterfeit drugs as being marketed to the Nigerian market earlier this month, 24th accused China of producing a counterfeit Indian-made garment sold to Nigeria. According to Taiwan's "Central Society" 25th, the Indian Textiles Department Undersecretary Menon (Rita Menon) in a textiles department Hundred Day Action Plan press conference, made the above remarks.　　Menon said the Indian Textiles department has asked the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to pass diplomatic channels to inform the two countries of China and Nigeria to deal with this "serious problem."　　Indian Government Handicrafts Export Promotion Committee officials said that India had been affected, exports to Nigeria's textiles and clothing, including cotton, silk, wool and chemical fiber products, such as the 50 million U.S. dollars in 2006-2007, reduced to 25 million U.S. dollars in 2007-2008. Earlier this month, Indian media reported that Nigerian authorities seized a number of "Made in India" label, but the production is the Chinese mainland counterfeit drugs. Qin Gang, China's foreign ministry, said at the time that the Chinese government was firmly opposed to and combating the illegal manufacture and sale of counterfeit drugs. Chinese authorities are carrying out serious checks.