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EU textile imports plummet amidst economic slowdown - Vimarsana News

EU textile imports plummet amidst economic slowdown

EU textile imports decline due to economic slowdown and stringent regulations, with a 19.7 per cent drop in apparel imports in 2023. China and Bangladesh lead the decrease. Men's apparel imports increase

Acrylic staple fibre prices decline over 17% in China - Vimarsana News

Acrylic staple fibre prices decline over 17% in China

Since January 2023, the price of acrylic staple fibre (1.5D*38mm) in the Chinese market has plummeted, with domestic prices decreasing by 17.76 per cent to $1.99 per kg over 14 months. FOB prices at

UK slips into technical recession; trade & FTA negotiations at risk - Vimarsana News

UK slips into technical recession; trade & FTA negotiations at risk

UK enters technical recession amid global economic challenges, impacting trade negotiations and imports. Factors include Russia-Ukraine war, high inflation, and labour market weaknesses. Recession

Japan's apparel imports from Cambodia decline to $1.124 bn in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Japan's apparel imports from Cambodia decline to $1.124 bn in 2023

Despite a decrease in Japan's apparel imports from Cambodia to $1.124 billion in 2023, Cambodia remains a significant supplier. However, there's a slight drop from 2022's $1.201 billion. Meanwhile,

UK's clothing imports down 25% to £15.70 bn in 2023 - Vimarsana News

UK's clothing imports down 25% to £15.70 bn in 2023

In 2023, the United Kingdom saw a significant decline in clothing imports, dropping to £15.702 billion from £21.203 billion in 2022. Textile fabric imports decreased by 12.74 per cent to £5,547 million,