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Israel's apparel imports up 14.55% in Jan-Apr despite ongoing conflict

11 Jul '25

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Israel's apparel imports up 14.55% in Jan-Apr despite ongoing conflict

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Israel's apparel imports rose ****.** per cent year-on-year to $***.** million during January–April 2025, defying the impact of ongoing conflict with Hamas.
China remained the top supplier with nearly half the share, followed by Bangladesh, Turkiye, India, and Vietnam.
Trousers and shorts led import categories.
Annual imports in 2024 stood at $****.** billion.

Israel’s apparel imports were valued at $***.*** million during the corresponding period of ****. China remained the largest apparel supplier, accounting for nearly half of the total imports. Imports from China stood at $***.*** million in the first four months of the current year, representing **.** per cent of total apparel imports, according to sourcing intelligence tool TexPro.

Bangladesh was the second-largest supplier with an **.** per cent market share. Israel imported $***.*** million worth of apparel from Bangladesh during the first four months of ****. Imports from Turkiye stood at $**.*** million (*.** per cent), from India at $**.*** million (*.** per cent), and from Vietnam at $**.*** million (*.** per cent).