Indian exporters seek relaxed rules of origin in India-US trade agreement to capitalize on US-China tariff war.

As global trade tensions escalate, Bangladesh’s RMG sector faces steep tariffs and shifting supply chains. Yet, amid the challenges lie opportunities — diversifying markets, embracing sustainable ...

Some of Atlanta’s small businesses say they are struggling to source products and raw materials as the uncertainty over ...

Small businesses will have no choice but to raise prices, cut staff, delay growth plans or shut down entirely just to keep up ...

If the proposed tariffs on Chinese goods go through, Intermountain Furniture is going to have to make some changes.

It won’t be easy to move clothing assembly — or the manufacturing of fabric, buttons and zippers — to the U.S.

At the same time, the textile millers’ association called for permanent waiver of the additional 37% duty on Bangladeshi exports to the US ...

This segment of the textile industry produces fabric-based items such as bed linen ... with Vietnam staring at a 46 percent tariff, Bangladesh 37 percent, Cambodia 49 percent, and Pakistan ...

Textile industry associations have suggested increasing imports of raw materials like cotton from the US as a bargaining chip to balance bilateral trade and potentially lower the looming tariff ...

Indian textile and leather goods exporters see the 90-day tariff relief as an opportunity ... sectors with the least import dependency for raw materials and intermediate goods, and US buyers ...

Katz Leatherette Co. buys most of its materials from China, whose goods now face a 125% minimum tax imposed by President ...

But new U.S. tariffs on imports mean that fabric like that from India and Indonesia will now cost more, Kahan said. Many of their fabrics come from China, which already had a 25% tariff before ...