Green Innovation Drives Tiruppur’s 13% Export Boom in FY25

Tiruppur, India's knitwear hub, has achieved a 13% increase in exports during the first five months of FY25, with August alone witnessing a 22% rise.  This resurgence follows an 11% decline in FY24 and is driven by global brands like Primark, Tesco, and Tommy Hilfiger placing substantial orders. The industry's commitment to sustainable practices, including investments in green energy and zero liquid discharge systems, has enhanced its appeal to international buyers. Additionally, political instability in Bangladesh has redirected orders to Tiruppur, further boosting its export performance.

 

Source: Business StandardTiruppur, India's knitwear hub, has achieved a 13% increase in exports during the first five months of FY25, with August alone witnessing a 22% rise.  This resurgence follows an 11% decline in FY24 and is driven by global brands like Primark, Tesco, and Tommy Hilfiger placing substantial orders. The industry's commitment to sustainable practices, including investments in green energy and zero liquid discharge systems, has enhanced its appeal to international buyers. Additionally, political instability in Bangladesh has redirected orders to Tiruppur, further boosting its export performance.

Tiruppur, India's knitwear hub, has achieved a 13% increase in exports during the first five months of FY25, with August alone witnessing a 22% rise.  This resurgence follows an 11% decline in FY24 and is driven by global brands like Primark, Tesco, and Tommy Hilfiger placing substantial orders. The industry's commitment to sustainable practices, including investments in green energy and zero liquid discharge systems, has enhanced its appeal to international buyers. Additionally, political instability in Bangladesh has redirected orders to Tiruppur, further boosting its export performance.

Source: Business Standard