Emerging global trade arrangements and preferential market access for competing countries pose new challenges to India’s cotton and textile sector through tariff disadvantages and potential trade diversion. To remain competitive, India must strengthen trade engagement with key markets, reduce production and logistics costs, expand man-made fibre and technical textile capacity, promote sustainable and traceable cotton, and diversify export destinations. A coordinated push toward scale, value addition, and policy support will be essential to build a resilient, future-ready textile ecosystem and sustain India’s position in global supply chains.
Click to View MoreThe Credit Guarantee Scheme for Exporters is a government initiative providing collateral-free credit support of up to twenty thousand crore rupees to Indian exporters, including micro, small, and medium enterprises. By offering a 100% government-backed credit guarantee, the scheme enhances liquidity, promotes market diversification, strengthens global competitiveness, and supports employment. It aims to facilitate export-led growth, enable smoother business operations, and contribute to India’s journey towards becoming a self-reliant economy.
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