Ministry of Textiles, India has recently said the country has potential to touch US $ 100 billion figure in its textile and apparel exports. However, without proper roadmap and execution, this seems to be a far-fetched goal. In this feature

There are many reasons and development showing that market is gaining momentum… better future ahead! Speedy vaccination drive, growing outing of people for official and personal reasons, upcoming festival season, strong quarter results of

Amidst business uncertainties, there are apparel products the import of which (by USA) remained positive in H1 ’21, not just over H1 ’20, but also as compared to pre-COVID period H1 ’19 and that has added to the delight of the retail

Apparel Resources presents a detailed first-half analysis of USA apparel import and the performance of the major exporting countries during January-June ’21 period.

The fluctuations in yarn prices are expected to continue for some more time, as the demand continues to increase in the world market, a strong anti-China origin cotton movement picks up pace and the price and demand of raw cotton also rises

The concept of ‘ally-shoring’ means going in for economic partnerships with those who share similar values and strategic interests. In the context of the US, this has gained greater momentum as it has been realised that the country cann

The average tariff applied on import from India into EU is approximately 9.60 per cent for textile and clothing products. This big duty gap compels the importers in Europe to buy more quantity from India’s competitors. If EU-India FTA tal

Increasing freight cost is not only impacting the developed nations, but also impacting the third world countries – and impacting big, with sea freight rates seeing massive jump by 300 per cent. Container shortage is also another crucial