Soon after a series of Free Trade Agreements which constitute the
Trans-Pacific, the country of Vietnam may emerge as a major export area
for Indian cotton as there is a large inflow of foreign investments in
the country's textile industry, which also has led to increased
commodity demand.
Soon after a series of Free Trade Agreements which constitute the Trans-Pacific, the country of Vietnam may emerge as a major export area for Indian cotton as there is a large inflow of foreign investments in the country's textile industry, which also has led to increased commodity demand. In 2016-17, Vietnam has imported 5 million bales of cotton as compared to 4.5 million bales a year before, according to US Department of Agriculture's report. Mainly exporting to Bangladesh, Pakistan and China, India is the world's top producer of cotton. Surpassing China, Vietnam in 2015-16 becomes the second-largest importing country after Bangladesh, as China has a huge pile up in their cotton stocks and restrictions on its imports. There was seen a marginal rise in China's cotton import to
4.5 million bales in 2016-2017, as compared to 4.4 million bales which was a year ago, the USDA report showed.
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