The country’s RMG exports in the same period grew by 23.98 per cent year on year (YoY), backed by a strong 19.71-per cent increase in volume.
There was a 3.57 per cent YoY rise in unit price, showcasing balanced growth in export amount, volume and price in the EU market.
Bangladesh’s RMG exports to the EU rose to $8.07 billion during January-April 20-25 from $6.51 billion during the same period last year.
China’s apparel exports to the EU during the period reached $8.39 billion—up from $6.90 billion in the same period in 2024.
Turkiye saw a 5.41 per cent YoY decrease in apparel exports to the EU during the period, while Vietnam recorded a 15.62 per cent YoY growth.
China’s apparel exports to the EU during January-April 2025 reached $8.39 billion—up from $6.90 billion in the same period in 2024, with a growth rate of 21.49 per cent in value and a remarkable 7.37 per cent increase in unit price, Eurostat figures show.
However, Turkiye saw a 5.41 per cent YoY decrease in apparel exports to the EU during the period, while Vietnam recorded a 15.62 per cent YoY growth, with a 5.68 per cent increase in unit price.
India, Pakistan and Cambodia secured $2.01 billion, $1.42 billion and $1.56 billion in exports to the EU, with growth rates of 20.58 per cent, 23.42 per cent and 31.78 per cent YoY respectively.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DS)
