US Reduces Garment Imports From China, Benefiting Other Asian Nations
By Venus Upadhayaya Beijing’s lead in apparel exports to the United States has been reduced in favor of other Asian nations, with reports and experts attributing the decline to a number of factors, including human rights abuses and the U.S.-China trade war. China, the largest exporter of apparel to the United States, lost 16.4 percent of its share of the market from 2013 to 2023…
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