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Vietnam's VITAS targets $44 bn from textile-apparel exports in 2024

30 Nov '23
1 min read
Pic: Adobe Stock
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  • The Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association aims to earn $44 billion from textile-apparel exports next year amid positive developments in the last quarter this year.
  • The export revenue this year is estimated to top $40 billion, about 9.2 per cent less than that of last year's.
  • The United States remained the biggest importer of Vietnamese textile and apparel.
The Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) aims to earn $44 billion from textile and apparel exports next year amid positive developments witnessed in the last quarter this year.

The export revenue this year is estimated to top $40 billion, about 9.2 per cent less than that of last year’s, VITAS chairman Vu Duc Giang told a recent press conference.

Vietnamese textile and garment products were exported to a record 104 countries and territories this year, he said.

The United States remained the biggest importer of Vietnamese textile and apparel, with a turnover of over $11 billion by the end of September this year. It was followed by Japan (about $3 billion), South Korea ($2.43 billion) and the European Union ($2.9 billion).

Vietnam’s exports to the EU, however, failed to meet expectations with the first nine month’s revenue dropping by 13 per cent, a news agency reported.

There is a need for the country to focus on developing the fashion industry, building domestic brands and then making them globally known, Giang added.

ALCHEMPro News Desk (DS)

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