U.S., China to Hold More Talks on Textile Exports
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The United States and China will hold a second round of talks next week in Beijing aimed at reaching a comprehensive agreement to limit Chinese clothing and textile exports to the U.S.
American clothing and textile manufacturers are pushing for an agreement to halt a surge in imports of Chinese goods that began Jan. 1 with the lifting of global trade quotas.
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