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Germany leads in textile & clothing trade openness with 2.03% - Vimarsana News

Germany leads in textile & clothing trade openness with 2.03%

In 2022, Germany led in trade openness in textiles and clothing with 2.03 per cent, followed by France and the UK. All countries, including Canada and Australia, experienced fluctuations in trade openness

5 leading suppliers corner 75% of UK's baby wear market - Vimarsana News

5 leading suppliers corner 75% of UK's baby wear market

In 2023, the UK's baby wear imports reached $434.385 million, with India as the top supplier. The top five suppliers, including China and Bangladesh, contributed 75 per cent. Despite a decrease from

China's textile & garment exports down 8.8% to $268 bn in Jan-Nov 2023 - Vimarsana News

China's textile & garment exports down 8.8% to $268 bn in Jan-Nov 2023

During January-November 2023, China's exports of textiles, garments, and accessories fell to $268.56 billion, an 8.88 per cent year-on-year drop. Garment exports declined by 8.6 per cent, totalling $145.198

Fabric trade between Vietnam & Thailand drops in Jan-Sept - Vimarsana News

Fabric trade between Vietnam & Thailand drops in Jan-Sept

In 2023, Vietnam and Thailand, major players in the apparel export industry, experienced shifts in their fabric trade. Despite a mutual dependency for fabric supplies, Vietnam's imports from Thailand

Houthi attacks compel global textile brands to reroute shipments - Vimarsana News

Houthi attacks compel global textile brands to reroute shipments

The Israel-Hamas conflict's impact on global trade has intensified with recent Houthi attacks on Red Sea-Suez Canal vessels, prompting rerouting and spiking logistical costs. As shipping lines divert,