October21 , 2026

    India: textile exports to US worth $10.9 billion under threat

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    India’s textile industry is facing uncertainty as exports to the United States, valued at $10.9 billion, come under threat due to potential trade policy changes and regulatory challenges. Industry stakeholders have expressed concern that new tariffs, altered trade norms, or revisions in duty-free import limits could significantly impact the sector’s growth and global competitiveness.

    Exporters are closely monitoring developments, emphasizing the need for supportive government measures to safeguard India’s position in the lucrative US textile market. Any disruption could affect not only large manufacturers but also small and medium enterprises that rely heavily on cross-border demand.

    Analysts warn that prolonged uncertainty may force Indian exporters to reconsider pricing strategies and market diversification to mitigate risks posed by shifts in the US trade environment.