The Future Of India Garment Exporters Is Bright In The Japanese Market.

According to Yoshiaki Kamiyama, a senior researcher at the Japan Textile Importers Association (JTIA), if India garment exporters want to increase Japanese market share, India garment exporters must improve their product quality, reduce delay in delivery and reduce costs.

At present, India's share in the Japanese import market is only 0.8%. In 2010, the Japanese import market was 25 billion US dollars, of which China accounted for 85% of the Japanese market share. Japanese Importers are even prepared to make a great deal of compromise in terms of cost, if India products have obvious quality advantages over other countries. He told reporters during the rest of the seminar on the Japanese market organized by the garment export promotion committee.

According to him, India clothing manufacturers should try their best to come up with some unique Khadi or other quality. Fabric clothing To make up for Price factor Only in this way can they enter the Japanese market more easily.

Compared with 2009, Vietnam and Bangladesh grew the largest in the Japanese market in 2010.

But Mr. Kamiyama thinks August 1st. Bilateral agreement After the entry into force, India garments will be allowed to enter Japan with zero tariff. Therefore, the future of India garment exporters will be bright in the Japanese market.

In addition, due to global warming and summer temperature rise, the demand for cotton garments in Japan has increased recently.

Because India is strong in cotton knitted garments, manufacturers will have ample opportunities to cater for Japanese needs.