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China regains 72% share in Chile's $1.66 bn apparel imports

01 Nov '25
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China regains 72% share in Chile's $1.66 bn apparel imports
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  • Chile's apparel imports grew notably during January–August ****, with China further consolidating its dominant position in the market. The country regained its earlier peak share, supported by competitive pricing, broad product offerings, and efficient logistics. Other suppliers such as Bangladesh, Vietnam, and India maintained smaller shares.

In contrast, Chile’s total apparel imports were $*.*** billion in the same period of ****, while imports from China stood at $*.*** billion (**.** per cent share). The recovery marks a return to **** levels, when China held **.** per cent of Chile’s apparel market, reaffirming its dominant supplier position. Bangladesh followed distantly with $***.** million (*.** per cent), maintaining its role as the second-largest supplier, though its share slipped marginally from *.** per cent last year, according to *fashion.com/market-intelligence/texpro-textile-and-apparel/" target="_blank">sourcing intelligence tool TexPro.

Vietnam’s apparel exports to Chile rose to $**.** million (*.** per cent), while India’s increased modestly to $**.** million (*.** per cent). Cambodia’s shipments declined slightly to $**.** million (*.** per cent) compared to ****. China’s competitive pricing and flexible sourcing capabilities continue to squeeze regional suppliers despite Chile’s efforts to diversify imports.

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