8 September 2010 - US apparel import prices strongly fell over the first half, thanks to a sharp drop in Chinese prices in formerly restricted categories. Other major suppliers tried to follow the downward trend, with more or less success, depending on countries and categories, and as reflected by our series of tables.
7 September 2010 - US imports of cotton knit shirts were much stronger in the second quarter this year, in categories 338 and 339. Chinese shipments further surged, without however eliminating competitors in Indonesia, Pakistan or Honduras, as reflected by our statistical reports.
3 September 2010 - The US and EU officials are working on a possible reduction in textile tariffs imposed on Pakistani shipments, as requested by Islamabad after worst-ever flood devastated the country. The European Union could decide to cut import duties on a number of tariff lines while Washington may further push a bill which was already passed by the House in the last year.
2 September 2010 - US imports of denim cotton trousers less sharply rose from China in the second quarter of the year. Other origins even made stronger gains on the men's market while China kept an overwhelming position on the women's market.
18 August 2010 - US apparel imports rebounded in the first half this year in nearly all categories of products. Shipments were even stronger in the second quarter, with a real surge being observed in a few categories, as reflected by our statistical tables.
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