Pakistan has lost competitive edge in international textile and clothing export market on
account of high business costs and low labour productivity. Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and …

Textile sector is the backbone of Pakistan's economy and contributes significantly to the
export sector. Pakistan is the fourth largest producer of cotton and third largest consumer. It …

Pakistan textile industry is by far the most important sector of the economy contributing 63%
to export earnings and engaging 38% of labour force. At present Pakistan has the third …

Pakistan is the fourth largest cotton producer in the world and is an important player in the
global textile market. Its knitwear industry is the highest value-added textile sector in the …

Textile industry is the second largest industry in the world only next to agriculture. It forms the
backbone of the economy of the developing nations, viz, India, China, Pakistan …

Pakistan has become Denim Hub in the region in less than a decade and is considered as
one of the leading suppliers of quality denim fabric to the world's known brands for the …

The textile apparel sector lies at the apex of the textile value chain starting from cotton and
synthetic fibres. Over the past decade there has been a consistent increase in the value of …

Weaving sector is one of the most important textile sub-sectors. The exports of woven fabrics
and other related woven made ups comprise a major portion of textile exports from Pakistan …

In 2005, Pakistan was the largest supplier of bed-linen to the European Union (EU). The EU
is Pakistan's largest trading partner, with textiles and clothing (T&C) accounting for almost …