Title
Declaration of Philippine Tropical Fabrics Day
Law
Proclamation No. 86
Decision Date
Dec 21, 2010
Proclamation No. 86 declares January 24, 2011, as 'Philippine Tropical Fabrics Day,' aiming to promote patriotism and nationalism by encouraging the use of locally manufactured tropical fabrics, as defined by Republic Act No. 9242, to revive the local textile and garments industry and create job opportunities in the agricultural and industrial sectors.
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Q&A (Republic Act No. 11040)

January 24, 2011 is declared as Philippine Tropical Fabrics Day.

To instill patriotism and nationalism, promote the preferential use of locally manufactured goods, utilize local resources, and adopt measures to generate wider employment.

Republic Act No. 9242 or the Philippine Tropical Fabrics Law of 2004 defines tropical fabrics.

Tropical fabrics are those containing natural fibers produced, spun, woven or knitted and finished in the Philippines.

For office uniforms and government officials and employees and for other purposes.

Pineapple, banana, abaca, and Philippine silk.

Judicious utilization of natural fibers, revival and upliftment of the local textile and garments industry, and creation of livelihood in the agricultural and industrial sectors.

Fabric producers, textile manufacturers, garments industries, private sectors, associations, and institutions.

Under the auspices of the Philippine Textile Research Institute and the Department of Science and Technology.


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