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Deputy Chairman of the DPR, Azis Syamsuddin, highlighted the rampant cases of illegal imports in the textile and textile product (TPT) industrial sector over the past two years. The deputy chairman of the Golkar Party stated that the illegal imports had hampered the growth of the domestic textile industry and caused state losses that reached trillions of rupiah.

The Ministry of Industry (MOI) seeks to optimize industrial production processes that prioritize efficiency and effectiveness in the sustainable use of resources. This step is expected to be able to balance industrial development with environmental preservation, as well as provide more benefits to the community.

Illegal imports still overshadow the country's textile and textile products industry. Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Textile Experts (Ikatsi) Suharno Rusdi said illegal importation of textiles has been rampant in the last two years. In August last year, the Attorney General's Office of the Republic of Indonesia revealed the findings of 566 containers containing textile materials with volume reduction (under volume) mode and types of goods to reduce the import duty obligation for temporary security measures (BMTPS) or safeguards.