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Turkiye's apparel exports slip 5.42% to $16.9 bn in Jan-Nov 2023 - Vimarsana News

Turkiye's apparel exports slip 5.42% to $16.9 bn in Jan-Nov 2023

Turkiye's apparel exports declined by 5.42 per cent year-on-year to $16.904 billion during January-November 2023, according to data from Turkish Statistical Institute and the ministry of trade. Knitted

Currency devaluation boosts textile exports of Turkiye & Bangladesh - Vimarsana News

Currency devaluation boosts textile exports of Turkiye & Bangladesh

In 2023, textile-exporting countries struggled, but those like Turkiye and Bangladesh benefitted from devalued currencies, boosting competitiveness in exports. While the Turkish Lira and Bangladeshi

Vietnam year-end review 2023: Aiming for scalability - Vimarsana News

Vietnam year-end review 2023: Aiming for scalability

In 2023, Vietnam's textile sector faced challenges with 17.6 per cent export decline. Despite setbacks, initiatives promoting sustainability and eco-friendly practices emerged. Vietnam aims for a $60-80

France year-end review 2023: Towards subsidised clothing & shoe repair - Vimarsana News

France year-end review 2023: Towards subsidised clothing & shoe repair

France's June CPI rose 0.2 per cent, showing stable seasonally adjusted prices, with a 4.5 per cent y-o-y increase. Manufactured goods prices increased and clothing/footwear surged due to delayed summer

French woven apparel imports at $9.3 bn, China top supplier - Vimarsana News

French woven apparel imports at $9.3 bn, China top supplier

In the first three quarters of 2023, France imported $9.305 billion worth of woven apparel. China was the leading supplier, constituting 22.94 per cent of imports despite a 14.06 per cent decline from