The Indonesian government has adopted a new tariff policy aimed to safeguard domestic cotton woven fabric producers in the face of increased imports. According to a report from the Jakarta Globe ID, the policy—which was signed on Dec. 22—follows an investigation from the Indonesian Trade Safeguard Committee, which suggested that an increase in cotton woven fabric imports have begun impacting the nation’s domestic textile sector. More from Sourcing Journal Known as the Bea Masuk Tindakan Pengmanan (BMTP) ...