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U.S. Apparel Imports in 2020: China vs. Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Mexico and Honduras (Quarterly Report)

2021-03-26 19:09:23| EmergingTextiles.com

US apparel imports have been heavily disrupted by the pandemic in 2020 after tariffs have surged on Chinese shipments. China's unit prices have fallen more than 20% in the full last year, reflecting a dramatic shift in US sourcing of higher-priced products. Our series of statistical tables offer a comprehensive comparison of volume, value, and unit value changes per origin and product category in full 2020. The report also includes a detailed comparison of Chinese price trends vs. other origins, through a series of indexes. Our full table is available for download.

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