Bed wear exports post 5.64 percent increase in July
September 05, 2016 RECORDER REPORT 0 Comments E-mail Print PDF
Bed wear exports from the country posted 5.64 percent increase during the first month of current financial year as compared to the exports of the corresponding month of last financial year.

About 27,183 metric tons of bed wear worth US $167.665 million were exported during the month of July, 2015 as compared the exports of 24,644 metric tons valuing US $158.71 million of same month of the last year.

According the data of Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, bed wear exports during month of June, 2016 were recorded at 25,054 metric tons costing US $154.89 million.

Meanwhile, exports of tents, canvas and tarpaulin increased by 18.28 percent as about 1,712 metric tons of the above mention items worth US $5.557 million were exported.

The exports of tents, canvas and tarpaulin were recorded at 1,208 metric tons of US $4.69 million during the month of July,2015.

During the first month of current financial year, the exports of art, silk and synthetic textile witnessed an increase of 4.8 percent as compared to the exports of same month of last financial year.

During the period under review, about 10,759 thousand square meters of art, silk and synthetic textile worth US $23.83 million were exported as compared to 27,248 square meters worth US $22.76 million in same month of last year.

However, during first month of current financial year, towel exports decreased by 16.20 percent and reached at US $56.965 million as compared to the exports of US $67.19 million of corresponding month of last year.

It may be recalled that during the first month of current financial year, textile exports registered decrease of 3.85 percent as compare to the exports of same period last year.

However, during period under review exports of other textile materials increased by 5.89 percent as about $33.770 million earned by exporting the other textile materials.

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