MULTAN: Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association (PCGA) has demanded for a three-year zero tax on ginning industry enabling it to get out of crisis.
PCGA Executive Committee led by Chairman Dr Jasmal urged the government to not only abolish general taxes on electricity bills but also fix power tariff at Rs 5 per unit for ginning industry, besides announcing ginning package and cotton policy.
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