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Bangladesh's share in US garment imports rising steadily - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh's share in US garment imports rising steadily

US total apparel imports were $63.611 billion during January-September 2023. Its import from Bangladesh was valued at $5.735 billion, i.e., 9.02 per cent of the total. It was 24.85 per cent lower than

Water cost highest in China, lowest in Pak among textile exporters - Vimarsana News

Water cost highest in China, lowest in Pak among textile exporters

In 2023, China had the highest water cost among major textile and garment exporting countries at $0.34 per cubic metre, while Pakistan was the most cost-effective with a water cost of $0.08 per cubic metre.

Cambodia slips to ninth place in Singapore's apparel import rankings - Vimarsana News

Cambodia slips to ninth place in Singapore's apparel import rankings

Singapore's apparel imports totalled $1,846.872 million during the first 10 months of 2023. However, the import from Cambodia was noted at $34.128 million. China, Italy, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia

Mixed trend in China's luxury fibres; cashmere dips but down fibre up - Vimarsana News

Mixed trend in China's luxury fibres; cashmere dips but down fibre up

In China, luxury fibre prices showed mixed trends in 2023. Cashmere fibre prices decreased overall, dropping 6.88 per cent to $110.21 per kg. Down fibre from white ducks fluctuated but ultimately increased

Green, fashionable & innovative: New mantra for textile start-ups - Vimarsana News

Green, fashionable & innovative: New mantra for textile start-ups

The textile industry is witnessing a transformative shift towards sustainability through innovative practices like carbon recycling, which can be used in the production of fibres like polyester. The