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June 2023
Product Overview
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World textile and apparel trade and production trends: the USA, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico, June 2023 |
48 pages,
published in Issue 219, June 2023
Report price:
Euro 635.00;
US$ 835.00
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This latest report in our flagship series contains statistical data, information and insight into the textile and apparel industries in the USA, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico. The report presents a wealth of information, and is essential for anyone who is considering sourcing from, selling to or investing in these countries or their export markets. In particular, the report includes detailed information on domestic production, exports and imports of textiles and clothing by type and destination, and retail sales. The report notes that US textile and clothing imports rose in value and volume terms in 2022 after surging in 2021, although they were down sharply during January-March 2023. US textile and clothing exports also rose in 2022 but they were down during January-March 2023. In Argentina, textile and clothing exports declined in 2022 and they were down sharply during January-March 2023. But there were increases in textile and clothing production, imports and retail sales in 2022, and production and retail sales were also up in early 2023. In Brazil, textile and clothing exports rose for the fifth consecutive year in 2022, reflecting, primarily, a rise in exports of cotton fibres, yarns and woven fabrics. There was also a rise in textile and clothing imports. But textile and clothing production declined in 2022 and it was also down during January-February 2023. In Colombia, textile and clothing exports rose in 2022 after surging in 2021, although they were down sharply during January-March 2023. Meanwhile, textile and clothing production shot up in 2022 after surging in 2021. In Mexico, textile and clothing exports rose in 2022 following a jump in 2021. Mirroring these trends, there were increases in textile and clothing production and imports in 2022 following strong growth in 2021.
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SUMMARY
USA - Consumer expenditure
- Retail market
- Imports
- US textile and clothing imports by product
- Average prices of US textile and clothing imports
- US textile and clothing imports by supplying country
- Exports
- US textile and clothing exports by product
- US textile and clothing exports by destination country
- Production
- Employment
- Implementation of the USMCA
ARGENTINA - Exports
- Export markets
- Exports from Argentina to Brazil
- Exports from Argentina to the EU
- Exports from Argentina to Vietnam
- Exports from Argentina to Pakistan
- Exports from Argentina to other major markets
- Textile and clothing retail sales
- Production
- Imports
BRAZIL - Exports
- Export markets
- Exports from Brazil to China
- Exports from Brazil to Vietnam
- Exports from Brazil to Bangladesh
- Exports from Brazil to Pakistan
- Exports from Brazil to Turkey
- Exports from Brazil to Indonesia
- Exports from Brazil to the EU
- Exports from Brazil to the USA
- Production
- Imports
COLOMBIA - Exports
- Export markets
- Exports from Colombia to the USA
- Exports from Colombia to Ecuador
- Exports from Colombia to Mexico
- Exports from Colombia to Peru
- Exports from Colombia to Costa Rica
- Exports from Colombia to Brazil
- Production
MEXICO - Exports
- Export markets
- Exports from Mexico to the USA
- Exports from Mexico to El Salvador
- Exports from Mexico to other markets
- Production
- Imports
- Outlook
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