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Textile Outlook International
Issue 178:
January 2016

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Editorial: Heimtextil 2016 shows the latest home textiles and hosts a digital textile printing conference for the third year running
World textile and apparel trade and production trends: Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey, January 2016 (18 pages)
Survey of the European fabric fairs for autumn/winter 2016/17 (30 pages)
Trends in world textile and clothing trade, January 2016 (54 pages)
Trends in global and regional man-made fibre production, January 2016
World markets for textile machinery: part 2—fabric manufacture, January 2016 (51 pages)

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Trends in world textile and clothing trade, January 2016

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The latest update of this series of reports contains statistical data, information and insight into global textile and clothing trade. The report identifies key trends and includes information on: textile trade flows, clothing trade flows, intra-Asian textile and clothing trade, and textile and clothing deficits and surpluses. It also analyses the trade activities of the world's leading textile and clothing exporting and importing countries and regions. The report presents a wealth of information and is essential for anyone involved in buying or sourcing textiles and clothing. During 2014, world textile and clothing trade rose to a record high, reflecting growth in almost all the major trade flows. The world's biggest exporter of textiles was China, followed by the EU and India. China was also the world's biggest exporter of clothing, followed by the EU and Bangladesh. Meanwhile, the EU was the world's biggest importer of textiles and clothing, followed by the USA. However, China was the third largest importer of textiles and the tenth largest importer of clothing.

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Each issue provides an authoritative source of information on key industry topics, including: circularity; cotton; environmental sustainability; fibre prices; innovation; production and consumption forecasts; imports and exports; industry giants and emerging brands; international trade fairs; key geographical markets; recommerce; retail; supply chains; textile and clothing trade; textile machinery; trade and production trends; world markets; and yarn and fabric manufacturing.

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    an editorial think-piece on a topical issue from an industry expert

    a report on textile and apparel trade and production trends

    a round-up of the latest international trade fairs

    a feature on textile and clothing imports and exports or fibre prices, production and consumption

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