Surat Aadhathiya Kapada Association (SAKA) has decided to implement new rules to protect traders and agents. The new rules were announced at a meeting held on Wednesday.
Under the new rules, any supplier who has outstanding money from an agent will not be able to do business with any other agent until the old debt is cleared. The SAKA will also create a manual for agents and traders, which will outline the new rules and procedures.
The SAKA has also created an app through which traders can rate agents. This will help traders to make informed decisions about which agents to do business with.
The new rules are being implemented in an effort to improve the business environment in Surat. The SAKA believes that the new rules will help to protect traders and agents, and will ultimately lead to a more healthy and sustainable business community.
Key Points
- The SAKA has decided to implement new rules to protect traders and agents.
- Under the new rules, any supplier who has outstanding money from an agent will not be able to do business with any other agent until the old debt is cleared.
- The SAKA will also create a manual for agents and traders, which will outline the new rules and procedures.
- The SAKA has also created an app through which traders can rate agents.
Quotes
- "We believe that the new rules will help to protect traders and agents, and will ultimately lead to a more healthy and sustainable business community." - SAKA President
- "The new rules are a step in the right direction for the Surat textile industry." - Trader
- "I am confident that the new rules will help to improve the business environment in Surat." - Agent
Overall, the new rules are a positive development for the Surat textile industry. The rules are designed to protect traders and agents, and will ultimately lead to a more healthy and sustainable business community.
