2- The report benchmarks manufacturing costs for a range of textile products along the primary textile value chain, disaggregated by key cost components at each production stage. More information about IPCC:

1- ITMF Press Release: Tracing Production Costs and Carbon Footprint in the Primary Textile Industry.The new edition of the International Production Cost Comparison (IPCC) from ITMF has been published.

3- Discussions underscored the need for adaptability and innovation across all segments to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving global landscape. More information about ITMF:

2- technological change, and evolving regulations. Key insights included an outlook on China’s textile sector, early 2024 machinery shipment data, and expert input from leading manufacturers.

1- ITMF NL109: #ITMF and #Swiss Textile Machinery hosted their annual Workshop and Dinner in Zurich earlier this year, welcoming over 100 industry leaders. The event highlighted key trends shaping the textile industry, including economic shifts,.

ITMF& RSWM Joint Press Release: RSWM Ltd. joins.ITMF as Corporate Member.RSWM Ltd., the flagship company of LNJ Bhilwara Group (India), is one of the leading manufacturers and exporters of synthetic, cotton, and blended spun yarns as well as knitted and denim fabric in India.

#ITMF - ITMSS 47/2024 released.Global #Textile Machinery Shipments Show Mixed Performance in 2024. In 2024, global shipments of new short-staple spindles and open-end rotors decreased by -40% and -39%, resp. (year-on-year). Deliveries of long-staple spindles increased by +62%.

3- The sum of all deliveries in the finishing segment slightly rose by +6%. More info:

2- The number of draw-texturing spindles improved by +77% and shipped shuttle-less looms grew by +32%. Shipments of large circular knitting machines deteriorated by -15% and shipped flat knitting machines registered a 16%-increase.

1- Global Textile Machinery Shipments Show Mixed Performance in 2024.In 2024, global shipments of new short-staple spindles and open-end rotors decreased by -40% and -39%, respectively (year-on-year). Deliveries of long-staple spindles increased by +62%.

#ITMF – GTIS 32.June12th, 2025 – The International #Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) released findings from its 32ndGlobal Textile Industry Survey (GTIS), conducted May 12-22, 2025, revealing sharp regional variations across the global textile industry. More: Yarns

#ITMF NL 108/7 - Order cancellation is stable and low.The May 2025 survey reveals stable and low order cancellation patterns globally across the #textile industry. There are differences between regions and segments but overall on a low level. More: Newsletters

2- The concentration of responses around demand and trade issues has shifted attention away from traditional industry concerns. More information about GTIS:

1- #ITMF NL108/6: The May 2025 survey shows 61% of global textile participants worried about weak demand over the next six months, with trade tensions and operational costs as secondary concerns. T.

2- Garment production shows neutral conditions as the top-performing sector, contrasting with textile machinery (-63 pp). For more information about GTIS:

1- #ITMF NL108/5: In May 2025, order intake shows industry-wide challenges with a -21 pp global balance, declining for four months since January 2025. Africa stands alone with positive performance (+18 pp), while Europe (-45 pp) and East Asia (-41 pp) face the greatest struggle.

#ITMF NL 108/4 Textile industry capacity utilization is stable amid regional disparities.Global #textile capacity utilization reached 72% in May 2025, recovering from 23 lows but declining slightly from March. Asian markets lead while Americas, Europe, and Africa lag. Newsletters

#ITMF NL 108/3 - Order backlog shows modest global recovery. The May 2025 ITMF survey shows global order backlogs at 2.3 months, on a slightly growing trend, indicating modest industry recovery. #Textile machinery (3.2) dominates sectoral backlogs despite recent decline.

2- Textile machinery producers faced the greatest challenges at -64 pp, while garment producers performed relatively better at -10 pp. More information about GTIS:

1- #ITMF NL108/2: The 32nd GTIS in May 2025 showed a business situation balance of -20 pp, reflecting further industry caution. Regional performance varied widely, with East Asia (-48 pp) struggling while Africa (+23 pp) and South America (+6 pp) remained positive.