Promoting Cotton Industry Development And Carrying Out Special Rectification Actions On Cotton Market In Xinjiang

Xinjiang recently launched Xinjiang

Quality supervision and special rectification actions in cotton market

Quality and market supervision work to improve the quality of cotton products and crack down on adulteration, illegal acquisition, processing and sale of cotton and other illegal activities, so as to maintain the normal operation order of cotton market.

Xinjiang is the largest in China.

In the production area, the sale and sale of cotton will start soon this year.

The cotton quality supervision and special rectification actions in the cotton market were led by the Autonomous Region Party committee agricultural office, and the joint working group was composed of departments such as development, reform, industry and commerce, quality supervision, supply and marketing, fire fighting, railways and highways.

The key points for remediation include: rechecking cotton storage and processing capacity and qualification certification, cracking down on unlicensed processing, using cotton processing equipment banned by the state, adulterating adulteration, mixing mixed ranks, and excluding illegal sex fibers and other illegal acts of quality and illegal farming activities. We should pay close attention to the investigation and handling of major cases, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the vast majority of cotton farmers, so as to make Xinjiang a better place.

The quality of cotton market has been significantly improved, and the operation order of cotton market has been effectively controlled.

From August to December 31, 2012, the special rectification action was divided into three stages, namely, self inspection, rectification, rectification, inspection and acceptance.

For adulterated cotton, we must resolutely confiscate it, and resolutely destroy the small cotton gin and soil baling machine.

For the undocumented processors who have formed a certain scale and have better processing equipment, we should strengthen educational assistance and urge them to have the processing and operating conditions as soon as possible, eliminate one certificate, multiple lines and illegal channels; resolutely eradicate illegal processing dens; and resolutely investigate and punish adulterated major cases.