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    What India's roadmap to global apparel leadership should look like

    India's textile and apparel industry is aiming for USD 100 billion in exports by 2030 through Free Trade Agreements. The focus should be on enhancing capabilities in quality, delivery, and price to remain competitive. Indian manufacturers must leverage automation, digitization, and vertical integration to improve efficiency and respond to global demands.

    Esstee Exports bets on IoT platform Texplus to boost textile factory efficiency by up to 20%

    Designed specifically for the apparel manufacturing sector, Texplus offers a digital platform that connects every stage of the manufacturing process through real-time monitoring, QR-code traceability, production analytics, workflow automation and AI-powered decision support.

    Sustainability must be commercially viable to scale: ICC's Naresh Tyagi

    Indian textile firms are innovating with low-impact and regenerative materials and embedding eco-conscious inputs into sourcing, but sustainability must now move from pilots to mainstream operations, says Naresh Tyagi.

    The trade deal that stitches US gains while Bangladesh threads the needle of risk

    Bangladesh's recent trade agreement with the United States appears to be a double-edged sword for its garment industry. Although it provides zero-duty access, the stipulation to use US-sourced cotton and fibers undermines their competitive edge, given their current dependence on alternative suppliers. Additionally, the obligation to import US agricultural products and energy adds financial strain.

    Driven by stronger fundamentals, Tier II/III boom, retail sector set for accelerated growth in 2026

    India's retail sector is set for strong growth in 2026. Demand is shifting to smaller cities, boosting the market. Digital integration and new mall developments are key drivers. Experts predict double-digit growth, with technology and consumer focus shaping the future.

    Shein India data to remain here, will sell products manufactured by Reliance Retail arm

    Shein India app, launched by Reliance Retail's subsidiary Nextgen Fast Fashion, partners with Indian MSMEs to manufacture and sell products locally and globally. The platform, developed and hosted in India, ensures data localization and offers no access to Shein. This initiative aims to boost Indian MSME exports and create local jobs.

    The Economic Times
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