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Turkiye's textile imports reach $7.7 bn in Jan-Oct 2023 - Vimarsana News

Turkiye's textile imports reach $7.7 bn in Jan-Oct 2023

Textile imports of Turkiye During January to October 2023 totalled $7.761 billion, with cotton constituting 31.44 per cent. There was a notable drop in cotton import by 42.65 per cent from the corresponding

Indonesia's fibre exports to Bangladesh surge, yarn plunge in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Indonesia's fibre exports to Bangladesh surge, yarn plunge in 2023

From January to September 2023, Indonesia's textile exports to Bangladesh saw a marked shift, with fibre exports rising to $124.877 million, accounting for 63.20 per cent of total exports, while yarn exports

Sri Lanka's garment exports drop 20% to $4,032 mn in Jan-Nov 2023 - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka's garment exports drop 20% to $4,032 mn in Jan-Nov 2023

During January to November 2023, Sri Lanka's garment exports fell by 20 per cent to $4,032.9 million, reflecting a broader decline in textile and related exports due to the global economic slowdown. The

China's home textile exports at $29.9 bn in Jan-Oct 2023 - Vimarsana News

China's home textile exports at $29.9 bn in Jan-Oct 2023

In January-October 2023, China's home textile exports totalled $29.941 billion globally, with a 5.95 per cent increase to the Middle East, marking $1.790 billion despite overall declines. This region

Bangladesh's RMG exports up 1.72% to $23.39 bn in July-Dec - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh's RMG exports up 1.72% to $23.39 bn in July-Dec

Bangladesh's RMG exports rose by 1.72 per cent to $23.39 billion in the first half of fiscal 2023-24, missing the target by 7.87 per cent. Knitwear exports increased while woven garments declined. Despite