Maximize your media exposure with our single PR package
| Trade openness impacts home textile export prices: F2F global study
10 Jul 23 2 min read
Insights
- A study by F2F has revealed a negative correlation between trade openness and the price of exported home textiles.
- As international trade increases, competition intensifies, pushing down prices.
- Open economies like the Netherlands and Vietnam have lower prices than restrictive economies.
- Other factors including labour and energy costs also influence pricing.
To read the full story, become a PRIME member today.
Already a member? Log in
PRIME
Unlimited Access to
Insightful Industry Information
Insightful Industry Information
All Corporate Members and TexPro Subscribers are eligible to access F2F PRIME CONTENT using the same login credentials.
Latest News Insights Exclusive Industry Articles & Features Detailed Article Analytics & Insights Digital Edition of Fibre2Fashion Magazine Get notified in your mailbox
Popular News
|
China's e-commerce logistics sector sees growth in April 2024 |
|
Cotton yarn prices down in Delhi, sentiments weak in north India |
|
ADB & Citi partner to boost SME Trade finance across Asia-Pacific |
|
AEPC unveils strategy to boost India’s garment exports |
|
USDA predicts surge in global cotton supply for 2024-25 season |
|
Drewry's World Container Index up 16%, Red Sea crisis raises freight |