Textile Industry Grapples With Air Freight Quota Challenges

Textile Industry Grapples With Air Freight Quota Challenges

International air freight of textiles requires attention to qualifications, documentation, packaging, and customs declaration, with particular emphasis on import quota restrictions in the destination country. While most textile exports from China do not require quotas, some countries impose import quotas on specific categories. Businesses should confirm quota status with buyers in advance and stay informed about the latest policies of the destination country to ensure compliance. Careful attention to these details is crucial for smooth and legal international textile trade.

Textile Industry Leaders to Convene at TSCI 2026

Textile Industry Leaders to Convene at TSCI 2026

The 11th International Textile Supply Chain Industry Expo (TSCI 2026) will be held in Hangzhou from April 22nd to 24th, 2026. Gathering over 700 exhibitors and 65,000+ visitors, TSCI 2026 focuses on cutting-edge technologies such as intelligent manufacturing and green environmental protection, aiming to build a closed-loop textile ecosystem. Free pre-registration is now open. We sincerely invite you to join us and seize the industry's first opportunities.

HS Codes Boost Green Transition in Textile Industry

HS Codes Boost Green Transition in Textile Industry

The World Customs Organization (WCO) held a seminar exploring how the Harmonized System (HS) can support the green transition of the textile industry. Participants emphasized the importance of value chain transparency, industry sustainability strategies, circular economy standardization, and technological innovation. Discussions focused on the role of the HS in identifying environmentally friendly textiles, aiming to foster a greener global trade system. The seminar highlighted the potential of HS codes to promote sustainable practices and contribute to a more environmentally responsible textile sector worldwide.

US Dollar Nears 81 Million Rupiah Amid Indonesian Currency Decline

US Dollar Nears 81 Million Rupiah Amid Indonesian Currency Decline

The current exchange rate of the US dollar to the Indonesian Rupiah has reached 16,262.8 IDR, with 5,000 USD being convertible to over 81 million Rupiah, showcasing the dollar's strength in the Indonesian market. The past year has demonstrated significant exchange rate fluctuations, providing opportunities for foreign exchange traders while reminding investors to stay alert to market dynamics.

Shopee Leads Indonesias Ecommerce Amid Fair Competition Concerns

Shopee Leads Indonesias Ecommerce Amid Fair Competition Concerns

A recent IPSOS study reveals Shopee's dominance in the Indonesian e-commerce market, leading in both profit and sales. A significant 82% of Indonesian sellers prefer Shopee as their primary sales platform. However, its exclusive partnership with J&T Express has raised concerns about potential monopolistic practices, bringing fair competition into the industry spotlight. While pursuing profit growth, e-commerce platforms must also prioritize a fair and competitive market environment in Indonesia.