According to the news, what is the US manufacturers’ concern about the Chinese textile imports?

Negotiators from China are due to meet their US counterparts in Washington later for talks aimed at ending a dispute over the textiles trade. US manufacturers are concerned the rapid flow of cheap Chinese products into America could drive them out of business. I’m joined now by Tanya B. from New York. Tanya, first of all, what went wrong the last time we had talks between the US and China on textiles? What are the main sticking points?
     Well, the problem really is that the two sides are getting fairly angry with each other. On the one hand China says that you can’t do this. This is not in the spirit of free trade globally. On the other hand the US is saying well the quota is expired at the beginning of the year and since then we have seen a surge of Chinese imports and that is disruptive to our markets. So the sticking points are really that the US would like to stick with an agreement to limit the growth of Chinese textile imports.