AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCost Pressure: Surat weavers face an early Diwali shutdown as yarn prices climb 40%–45% since June. Weak fabric demand, mounting inventories and delayed payments are squeezing small mills, prompting calls for price oversight and internationally competitive yarn rates. Trade Outlook: India’s free-trade agreement with New Zealand takes effect October 20, opening duty-free access for Indian textile exports; India and Canada aim to conclude trade talks by year-end. Circularity: Circ and Huafon plan a textile-recycling facility in China, but industry voices say brands must help fund recycling and create demand for recovered fibres. Industry Risks: Indonesia’s textile export slump is driving layoffs, while Euratex is pressing for stronger budget support for the sector.
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