US eyes synthetic fibre boost in India as China’s grip weakens
India’s synthetic fibre imports are undergoing a strategic shift as it reduces dependence on China and strengthens ties with US. While American fibres are high-quality, cost competitiveness remains a hurdle, especially against South Korea. India’s QCO may favour US synthetic fibre exports, but tariffs’ impact on textile trade means that advantages may still lie with ASEAN countries and South Korea.
