INDIAN EXPORTERS SEEK LESS DEPENDENCE ON FLAGGING EUROPEAN DEMAND
February 1st, 2013
INDIAN garment exporters are looking to buyers in new countries to compensate for drops in orders from struggling, traditional western markets, Dr A Sakthivel, chairman of the Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) has told just-style.“Since the last two years when our conventional markets in Europe, the United States and Canada are facing economic problems, we have started to look for new markets in South America, South Africa, Japan and Israel,” he explained. While orders from United States have started to rebound, European sales are sluggish and there is ...
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