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Bharat Tex 2025 Showcases India’s Textile Capabilities – For a country as large as India, the textile industry is bound to be just as big – and growing. Over 45 million people work in the nation’s textile space with an additional 55 million indirectly involved across the value chain. As …

Srinagar: The Carpet Export Promotion Council (CEPC) participated in Heimtextil 2025, the world’s leading trade fair for home and textiles, held from January 14 to 17. The event showcased India’s unparalleled expertise in handmade carpets and rugs, highlighting the country’s vibrant craftsmanship and diversity. CEPC showcases Indian carpets at Heimtextil …

DHAKA, January. 17 – An international textile trade fair has kicked off in Bangladesh‘s capital Dhaka with the view of displaying cutting-edge technologies and products to global industry insiders. The “23rd Dhaka International Yarn and Fabric Show (DIFS 2025)” is jointly organized by CEMS-Global USA and the Sub-Council of Textile …

Indonesia Business Post – 24 December, 2024: The Ministry of Manpower noted that 60 textile companies may soon go bankrupt after being severely hit by financial problems since 2023 and due to the issuance of import regulations. Sixty textile companies may go bankrupt Immanuel Ebenezer, Deputy Minister of Manpower, accused …

Let the textile tussle begin – The return of Donald Trump to power in the United States and the likelihood of increased tariffs on Chinese imports, including textiles, could shift the trade dynamics between these two economic giants dramatically. If Bangladesh plays its cards right, it could emerge as a …

Indian Textile industry targets USD 100 Billion exports by 2030 – The global textile trading industry, valued at a staggering USD 800 billion, continues to be a vital pillar of international commerce. India, a key player in this sector, currently contributes USD 35 billion annually in exports. Now, the country …

Between 2001 and 2014, the sector witnessed a 9% CAGR. However, over the past 10 years, textile exports from India stagnated due to the expiry of the EU trade treaty, COVID and high channel inventories. Globally, the size of the textile trading industry is estimated at $800 billion, with India’s …

The disclosure by the Federal Government that the neglect of the textile industry has cost the country more than $30 billion in the importation of textile raw materials is a sad development. It is, however, a reflection of the sorry state of the textile industry that was previously one of …

Mumbai – The home textile industry in India is poised for 6% – 8% revenue growth in fiscal year 2025, according to a report released this week by CRISIL Ratings (formerly Credit Rating Information Services of India Limited). The forecast is based on “resilient” demand from the U.S. market and …

EuRIC Textiles, a branch of the European Recycling Industries’ Confederation (EuRIC), and the non-profit Municipal Waste Europe (AISBL), report that Europe’s textile sorting and recycling industry is facing “immense pressure” due to an oversupply of used textiles and a sharp drop in demand from traditional export markets. EuRIC Textiles and …