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India launches reforms to cut textile costs, aiming to boost exports to $100B by 2030.
India is launching a multi-tiered plan to cut production costs in its textile sector, aiming to boost exports from $40 billion to $100 billion by 2030 and regain competitiveness against Bangladesh, Vietnam, and China.
The strategy targets high input costs, energy, logistics, labor rules, taxes, and compliance, with short-, medium-, and long-term measures.
Key challenges include higher wages, less flexible labor laws, limited duty-free access to key markets, and lower labor productivity.
The government plans to reform regulations, pursue a free trade agreement with Europe, streamline quality control, and boost innovation in sustainable textiles and digital traceability.
Despite a 0.39% export growth in early FY26, officials stress that structural reforms are critical to overcoming cost disadvantages.
India lanza reformas para reducir los costos textiles, con el objetivo de impulsar las exportaciones a $ 100B para 2030.