China regained its main place in **** with shipments valued at $*.*** billion and a **.** per cent share, adopted intently by Bangladesh at $*.*** billion and **.** per cent. Turkiye stays an vital near-shore sourcing base and provided $*.*** billion, accounting for **.** per cent of the full. Cambodia with $***.*** million and India with $***.*** million accomplished the highest 5 suppliers, in accordance with *trend.com/market-intelligence/texpro-textile-and-apparel/” target=”_blank”>sourcing intelligence tool TexPro. The dominance of these suppliers shows a shift towards both cost-competitive and strategically located sourcing hubs.
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