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Indias major textile commodities exports up despite global uncertainties Govt

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India's textile exports showcased resilience in July 2025, climbing 5.37% to $3.1 billion, driven by robust demand for readymade garments, jute, carpets, and handicrafts. Cumulative exports for April-July 2025 reached $12.18 billion, marking a 3.87% increase compared to the previous year, highlighting the sector's diversified product strength and its role in economic growth despite global uncertainties.

Swadeshi 2.0 India is no longer just a market, its a maker

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India is in the middle of a Swadeshi 2.0 moment. Trade tensions abroad and a booming consumer market at home are pulling global manufacturers to set up shop here. Indian companies are seizing the moment with joint ventures and strategic stakes. Apple, VinFast, and Tesla are ramping up local operations, while the country pushes into high-value sectors like semiconductors.

Loop Industries India Joint Venture Reaches Agreement to Acquire Strategic Site in Gujarat, India, f

Agreement reached to acquire site in the Gujarat state in India with strategic access to textile waste for feedstock, renewable clean energy, industrial infrastructure.
Sufficient land on site for both initial 70,000 metric ton facility and further 100,000 metric ton capacity expansion.
Total cost of the land is $10.5M which represents $5M reduction in the amount included in project cost estimate.

Climate risk action profitable delivers biggest gains for retail and apparel Study

Addressing climate risks can deliver significant economic benefits, with every US $ 1 invested potentially generating up to US $ 8 in returns, according to CDP’s 2024 report. The disclosure non-profit analysed data from more than 24,800 companies, drawing on self-reported estimates of the potential medium- to long-term financial impacts of physical climate risks. The findings show that all industries stand to gain from investments aimed at mitigating such risks.

India under tariff fire-How Indian apparel manufacturers can stay in the game

With the US imposing 50% tariff on Indian apparel exports, the blow is indeed sharp for the country which was aiming to reach US $ 100 billion in textile exports. However, this is not the end of the trade narrative but a major inflection point for a strategic shift that redefines the India’s role in global sourcing.

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