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US' textiles & apparel exports down 3.2% to $3.69 bn in Jan-Feb 2024 - Vimarsana News

US' textiles & apparel exports down 3.2% to $3.69 bn in Jan-Feb 2024

US textile and apparel exports fell by 3.26 per cent to $3.691 billion in early 2024. While shipments to Guatemala and China increased, those to the Dominican Republic and Canada declined. Apparel

US textile & apparel exports dip in early 2024: OTEXA data - Vimarsana News

US textile & apparel exports dip in early 2024: OTEXA data

US textile and apparel exports fell by 3.26 per cent to $3.691 billion in early 2024. While shipments to Guatemala and China increased, those to the Dominican Republic and Canada declined. Apparel

US' textiles & apparel imports drop 6.1% to $16.4 bn in Jan-Feb 2024 - Vimarsana News

US' textiles & apparel imports drop 6.1% to $16.4 bn in Jan-Feb 2024

In Jan-Feb 2024, US textile and apparel imports fell by 6.13 per cent to $16.466 billion. Apparel imports dropped by 7.78 per cent, and non-apparel imports decreased by 1.10 per cent. While imports

Sri Lanka's garment exports ease 5% to $738 mn in Jan-Feb 2024 - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka's garment exports ease 5% to $738 mn in Jan-Feb 2024

In the first 2 months of 2024, Sri Lanka's garment exports declined by 5.1 per cent YoY to $738.4 million. Textile exports fell significantly by 23.9 per cent to $46.0 million, whereas exports of other

Sri Lanka's apparel exports to Italy up despite global industry slump - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka's apparel exports to Italy up despite global industry slump

In 2023, Italy emerged as Europe's top and world's 2nd largest buyer of Sri Lankan apparel, with exports to Italy rising by 10.05 per cent to $563.071 million. This growth occurred despite a global downturn