Textile and apparel exports to the United States maintained growth in the first half

Among the traditional markets for textile and apparel exports, the United States performed relatively well. In the first half of the year, total exports to the United States were US$20.25 billion, an increase of 1%, of which textiles increased by 5.6% and clothing decreased by 0.7%. The total export volume of needle-woven garments maintained a growth of 4.5%, and the average export unit price fell by 5.7%.

Currently, exports to the United States are facing a new unfavorable situation: Since the beginning of this year, due to the ultra-rapid development of e-commerce, the sales of original major U.S. retail customers such as Target, Cosco, and Walmart have accelerated their decline, coupled with the trend of department store closures With the arrival of the U.S. retail market, companies are deeply aware that the U.S. retail market has entered the “Little Ice Age” starting from the second quarter, and they need to adjust production and export strategies in a timely manner along with changes in business models.

According to U.S. Customs statistics, the United States imported US$45.3 billion in textiles and clothing from the world from January to May, of which China accounted for 33.5%, which was little changed compared with last year. Imports from the world were flat, imports from China fell by 0.7%, and ASEAN, India, and Mexico maintained export growth to the United States. Textile and apparel exports to the United States maintained growth in the first half of the year, and the gloomy retail market increased export uncertainty

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