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US eyes synthetic fibre boost in India as China's grip weakens

26 Mar '25

7 min read

US eyes synthetic fibre boost in India as China's grip weakens

India's synthetic fibre imports are undergoing a strategic shift as it reduces dependence on China and strengthens ties with US.
While American fibres are high-quality, cost competitiveness remains a hurdle, especially against South Korea.
India's QCO may favour US synthetic fibre exports, but tariffs' impact on textile trade means that advantages may still lie with ASEAN countries and South Korea.

Figure *: Top ** countries exporting synthetic fibres to India in CY **** (in $ mn)

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