EU's clothing imports continued to rebound in May, but China's recovery abruptly halted, allowing Bangladesh to benefit from new sourcing strategies.The report provides monthly data on the EU-27's clothing imports, focusing on China versus the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, with a specific distinctions between knitted and woven clothing. The data is available in both Euros and US dollars, and historical information dating back to January 2002 can be downloaded. Read more...

The EU's apparel import market has fully recovered, with a significant surge observed in April compared to a year earlier. The report provides monthly data on the EU-27's clothing imports, focusing on China versus the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, with a specific distinctions between knitted and woven clothing. The data is available in both Euros and US dollars, and historical information dating back to January 2002 can be downloaded. Read more...

EU's clothing imports from China surged significantly in March, after Chinese unit prices fell dramatically, in line with the current trends observed in many segments of the international market. The report provides monthly data on the EU-27's clothing imports, focusing on China versus the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, with a specific distinctions between knitted and woven clothing. The data is available in both Euros and US dollars, and historical information dating back to January 2002 can be downloaded. Read more...

The volume of the EU's apparel imports stopped declining in February, driven by a significant increase in shipments from China. This surge was largely due to a decrease in the unit prices of these goods. The report provides monthly data on the EU-27's clothing imports, focusing on China versus the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, with a specific distinctions between knitted and woven clothing. The data is available in both Euros and US dollars, and historical information dating back to January 2002 can be downloaded. Read more...