India'S Gross Textile Imports Increased By 56.61%

From October 2007 to October 2008, the import of India's textile products reached US $1 billion 653 million 120 thousand.

Imports increased by 8.29% over the same period from 2006 to 2007.

But, according to the rupee calculation, it fell 4.05% over the same period.

From April to December 2007, imports of other textiles were valued at US $765 million, accounting for the largest proportion of imports (46.28%).

Imports of these products increased by 11% over the same period from 2006 to 2007.

The imported value of man-made fiber yarn is US $444 million 230 thousand, which is the second largest import product.

It constitutes 26.87% of the total imports over the same period.

Last month, imports of man-made fiber yarn fell 0.37%, but this month increased by 0.37%.

In recent months, the proportion of wool textile imports has increased the most.

From April to December 2008, the proportion of garments was increased by 56.61% over the same period from 2006 to 2007.

The value of garments imports is US $81 million 370 thousand, of which $41 million 20 thousand is imported from wool textiles.

China is the largest supplier of goods, and from April to December 2007, China exported 740 million 310 thousand US dollars to India's textile products, accounting for 44.78% of the total import volume of India.

Compared with the period from April to December 2006, China's exports increased by 18.55% in the period from April to December 2007.

All China's exports are ranked first, but wool cotton clothing is the exception.

The largest export of wool and cotton garments is Bangladesh.

Bangladesh wool cotton clothing exports valued at US $28 billion 300 million.

Compared with the period from April to December 2006, Bangladesh's exports increased by more than 200% from April to December 2008.

In addition to China, exports from Italy, Japan and Thailand have seen growth.

Among them, Italy's exports increased by 37.49%.

In the countries and regions where exports have declined, Taiwan's exports have dropped the most, at 8.88%