2010 Nepalese Exports To India Show An Upward Trend.

5 years ago, a variety of fibre The agreement is invalid, and the market is worried about the impact of Nepal, especially its powerful neighbour, India, which will gain a greater share of textile trade in the post multi fiber era. Nepal 。

but Nepal Low labor force has its own advantages in sewing garments. Therefore, Nepal is competing against India with its own advantages. Nepalese clothing exporters show an upward trend in India's exports. Obviously, Nepal is now concentrating on the development of India's market exports. Nepal expects that India will become a potential market for Nepal's textile exports in the next five years.

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The world's cotton prices, which have risen to nearly 15 years high, will have a major impact on the upstream industry of Thailand's textile and garment industry (with cotton as raw material) and even downstream industries (i.e. textiles, garments and garments), resulting from Thailand's cotton imports accounting for 90% of Thailand's domestic consumption. The main reason for the high price of cotton is that the world's cotton production has been reduced due to the reduction of planting area and natural disasters. Meanwhile, the world's cotton demand has increased. As a result of the expansion of production capacity of textile and garment producing countries, especially China, and the suspension of cotton flower exports by India, a major exporter of cotton, the world's cotton prices have risen.

The above factors have led countries to take corresponding measures such as expanding cotton production, especially the United States, India, China and Pakistan as a major cotton producer. In addition, it is possible for India to resume exports of cotton to other countries by the end of this year. If so, world cotton prices will be reduced, which will benefit Thailand's textile and garment industry. However, Thailand operators should closely follow up and make preparations for all kinds of situations, as this may happen again, such as closely tracking the production and consumption of cotton in the world. In addition, in order to enhance the competitive potential of Thailand's textile and garment industry in the future, relevant departments, including government departments and private sectors, should attach importance to the research and development of the upstream and downstream industries.