Afghan plastic chair factory emerges to beat foreign competitors

Afghanistan’s plastic chair factory is optimistic about winning over the market for plastic chairs which is mostly monopolized by China, Iran and Pakistan.

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The chairs manufactured by the factory are sold for 100 AFN less than the price of imported chairs.

“The chairs that we produce are of a very good quality, but at the moment, the market is in the hands of neighboring countries and the government has shown a lack of support for the industry,” Tolo buy daily cialis News quotes Najeebullah Seddiqi, the owner of the factory.

The Afghan Industries Association called on Afghans to help improve the local market by purchasing their domestic products.

Low import taxes, expensive raw materials and unreliable electricity are some of the major hindrances in the growth of Afghan chair producers. The Association urged the government to address these challenges.

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