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Micro Level Strategies for Successful Garment Exports Achieving success in Garment exports apart from the requirement of good quality of garments and timely delivery, many other factors are also to be considered. Strategic long term planning or short term planning is required for overall success. Keeping the Indian textile and garment sector scenario in mind, the strategies for win-win situation for exports are framed. The greatest advantage of India is that, it has its own source of fabrics like cotton, khadi, silk, wool and synthetic fibres. Also the wide variety of handicrafts and craftsmanship is an added advantage. This country has the capacity to steer clear competitiveness at an international level. Certain Micro level strategies have been framed in order to achieve success in garment exports which are as follows: Maintenance of fabric quality The most important aspect for achieving success in garment export is the sustaining the fabric quality….. Click Here to Read More

Dong devaluation a threat to exports Vietnam devalued its currency by 2.1 per cent against the US dollar yesterday as the dong tries to buck the regional trend in an attempt to rein in the country’s trade deficit. Read more on The Nation – Thailand’s English…. Click Here to Read More

Revenues of Jordan’s exports of potash rise by 26 percent Revenues of Jordan’s exports of potash rise by 26 percent Read more on…. Click Here to Read More

Bangladesh exports rebound on back of garment growth Bangladesh said Tuesday exports leapt over 20 percent in June from a year earlier, an increase credited partly to some companies moving garment orders from China to the low-cost South Asian country. Read more on AFP via Yahoo!…. Click Here to Read More

Research and Markets: India’s Textile Exports Plummeted By 17.5% In 2008/09 and Fell By 13.9% In the First Half of … DUBLIN—-Research and Markets has announced the addition of Textiles Intelligence’s new report “World Textile and Apparel Trade and Production Trends: South Asia and South-East Asia, 2010 Edition” to their offering. Read more on Business Wire via Yahoo!…. Click Here to Read More

Exports fall 4.7% in FY’10; Govt may extend sops India’s exports declined 4.7 percent to USD 176.5 billion in 2009-10 owing to a demand vacuum from traditional markets, setting the government thinking on sops to sectors struggling to find buyers. Read more on The Economic…. Click Here to Read More

Exports fall 4.7% in FY’10; Govt may extend sops India’s exports declined 4.7 percent to USD 176.5 billion in 2009-10 owing to a demand vacuum from traditional markets, setting the government thinking on sops to sectors struggling to find buyers. Read more on The Economic…. Click Here to Read More

Exports fall 4.7% in FY’10; Govt may extend sops India’s exports declined 4.7 percent to USD 176.5 billion in 2009-10 owing to a demand vacuum from traditional markets, setting the government thinking on sops to sectors struggling to find buyers. Read more on The Economic…. Click Here to Read More

(AFX UK Focus) 2010-05-05 12:43 Bangladesh March exports up 18 pct on year DHAKA, May 5 (Reuters) – Bangladesh’s exports in March rose 18.4 percent from a year earlier to $1.5 billion as the global economy slowly recovered, the third consecutive rise after two straight months of declines. Exports for July-March, the first three quarters of the 2009/10 fiscal year, were down 0.8 percent at $11.54 billion from the same period in the previous year, data from the Export … Read more on Interactive…. Click Here to Read More

DEPB incentive withdrawal may further dent cotton yarn exports, fears CITI With cotton yarn exporters unable to pass on rising prices to recession hit Western markets, the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) has called for steps to deal with issues of unviable cotton prices as well as uncompetitive power cost and labour cost on all segments of the textile chain. Read more on Business Standard…. Click Here to Read More