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India launches new credit guarantee scheme for MSMEs up to Rs 100 crore, aiming to attract investment, promote manufacturing and boost exports. Exporters see this as a major step in strengthening...

The apparel industry is up in arms against the proposed GST hike, with CMAI warning of job losses and reduced consumer demand. The association urges a uniform 5% GST rate for the sector.

India's garment exports rose by 8.5% to USD 7.5 billion during April-September, driven by strong demand and a robust domestic ecosystem. Learn more about the growth trends and future outlook.

The 'Make in India' initiative has driven growth in India's apparel industry, boosting domestic manufacturing and exports, says AMHSSC Chairman A Sakthivel.

Bangladesh's unrest is causing buyers to shift orders away. India's apparel industry could benefit, but only if import policies are tweaked to allow easier access to imported materials.

Political unrest in Bangladesh could lead to short-term shifts in garment orders to India, as exporters seek stable production. Indian businesses are prepared to fill the gap but emphasize no...

Political unrest in Bangladesh may lead to short-term garment order shifts to India, say exporters. However, India emphasizes no intention to exploit the situation.

Apparel exporters urge India's Finance Minister to provide fiscal incentives, including customs duty cuts and fund support, in the upcoming Budget to enhance export competitiveness.

India's Textiles Minister considers expanding the PLI scheme to the garments sector, aiming to boost domestic manufacturing and exports, targeting USD 50 billion in shipments.

India's apparel industry lags behind in synthetic fabrics, impacting exports. GTRI highlights the need for increased focus on synthetics, weaving, processing, and compliance for industry growth.

Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) seeks tax incentives in the upcoming Budget to boost domestic manufacturing and India's apparel exports.

Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) urges Indian government to extend RoSCTL scheme for 3 years to combat global economic uncertainties and boost apparel exports.

Indian apparel manufacturers are planning exhibitions in Australia, the US, and the UK, following the success of their 'Brands of India' event in Dubai, aiming to tap into the large Indian diaspora...

India's textile industry is poised to become a global leader, driven by raw material availability, skilled labor, and a thriving domestic market. Learn about the industry's potential.

Apparel Export Council (AEPC) is organizing roadshows to encourage Indian textile players to participate in Bharat Tex Expo 2024, a major textile event in Delhi.

The proposed free trade agreement between India and the UK, and the EU, is expected to be a game changer for the domestic apparel industry, offering significant advantages to exporters, says AEPC.