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Denim Fabric: Global Trade and Leading Players—2010 edition

August 2010 | 24 pages | ID: D731F4BE18EEN
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The global denim fabric industry, like many other sectors, has been negatively affected by the global recession. Faced with rising unemployment and falling household incomes, customers have been spending less on clothing—including jeans and other denim apparel. As a result, the demand for denim fabric has fallen. 2009 was an especially dismal year for the industry as the economic crisis reached its peak. Not surprisingly, world denim fabric exports fell in value by an estimated 14% during the year. However, the prospects for denim fabric exporters in 2010 will improve provided world economic growth can be maintained. According to the World Trade Organization (WTO), the volume of world trade will rebound by 9.5% during the year. One sign of a pick-up in the denim market is a 55.9% jump in the value of US denim fabric imports during January-May 2010 compared with the corresponding period of 2009. Admittedly, growth in volume terms was a more moderate at 17.5%. But unit values were up by 32.7%.

The top denim fabric exporting country in 2009 was China, followed by Hong Kong, Turkey, Italy, Pakistan, the USA, India, Japan, Spain and Brazil. Together, these countries accounted for as much as 83% of world denim fabric exports. But almost all of these countries witnessed a decline in their denim fabric exports. The only exception was Pakistan, whose exports rose by a remarkable 54.1%. The top importing country in 2009 was Hong Kong, followed by Tunisia, China, Mexico, Turkey, Italy, the USA, Morocco and Colombia.

Companies profiled in this report include: Aarvee Denims and Exports, based in India; Arvind Mills, also based in India; Black Peony, based in Jiangsu Province, China; Bossa, based in Turkey; Cone Denim, based in the USA; Gap G?neydog?u Tekstil, based in Turkey; Isko, also based in Turkey; Lanyan Group, based in Shandong Province, China; Orta Anadolu based in Turkey; Raymond UCO Denim, a joint venture between Raymond in India and UCO in Belgium; Tavex Corporation, formed with the merger of Brazil-based Santista T?xtil and Spain-based Tavex; Vicunha T?xtil, a large producer in Brazil; and Weiqiao Textile, the largest cotton textile producer in China.
SUMMARY

GLOBAL TRADE IN DENIM FABRIC

EXPORTS OF DENIM FABRIC FROM THE LEADING EXPORTING COUNTRIES


China
Hong Kong
Turkey
Italy
Pakistan
USA
India
Japan
Spain
Brazil

IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRIC IN THE LEADING IMPORTING COUNTRIES

INTERNATIONALISATION AND RESTRUCTURING OF THE US

DENIM FABRIC INDUSTRY


Strategies of us denim fabric producers
Cone Denim

DECLINE OF EU DENIM FABRIC IMPORTS

PROFILE OF AARVEE DENIMS AND EXPORTS

PROFILE OF ARVIND MILLS

PROFILE OF BLACK PEONY

PROFILE OF BOSSA

PROFILE OF GAP G?NEYDOG ? U TEKSTIL

PROFILE OF ISKO

PROFILE OF LANYAN GROUP

PROFILE OF ORTA ANADOLU

PROFILE OF RAYMOND UCO DENIM

PROFILE OF TAVEX CORPORATION

PROFILE OF VICUNHA T?XTIL

PROFILE OF WEIQIAO TEXTILE

OTHER DENIM FABRIC MANUFACTURERS

LIST OF TABLES


Table 1: World denim fabric exports by leading supplying country, 2005-09
Table 2: Shares of world denim fabric exports by leading supplying country, 2005-09
Table 3: Shares of world denim fabric exports by leading supplying country, excluding Hong Kong, 2005-09
Table 4: Leading cotton producing countries, 2009/10
Table 5: Major denim fabric importing countries, 2009
Table 6: USA: imports of denim fabric by leading supplier, 2007-09
Table 7: USA: production and imports of denim fabric, 2003-09
Table 8: EU27: imports of denim fabric, 2005-09
Table 9: EU27: imports of denim fabric by leading supplier, 2007-09"


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