On October 30, 2025, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce announced a major breakthrough at the China-Us economic and trade consultations held in Kuala Lumpur - a substantive easing of China-Us trade relations!
The textile industry has witnessed a major turning point, with its export competitiveness rapidly recovering
During the trade friction period, the textile industry was deeply troubled by the accumulation of tariffs, rising costs and the transfer of orders. This policy adjustment by the US side has won a valuable "time window" for China's textile industry. In the short term, the tariff burden has been significantly reduced, order flows have stabilized, and the confidence of international buyers has rebounded. More importantly, the year-long "equivalent tariff suspension" has provided the industry with a clear and stable expectation, enabling enterprises to re-plan their export strategies, optimize their production capacity layout, and accelerate the adjustment of their overseas supply chains. In addition, the US has postponed imposing additional port charges on Chinese vessels, further reducing cross-border logistics costs and enhancing transportation efficiency. The recovery of textile exports is imminent!
The rebalancing of industrial chain collaboration has led the textile industry towards a new era of "quality manufacturing"
This consultation simultaneously alleviated the pressure on the supply of technical equipment and components. The one-year suspension of some export controls by China and the United States has opened up space for China's textile industry to promote intelligent manufacturing and green upgrading. Industry competition is shifting from "cost-oriented" to "full-chain competitiveness". In a stable trade environment, enterprises can increase their research and development efforts, focus on high-value-added fields such as green fibers, intelligent weaving, and functional fabrics, and reshape their global discourse power.
The textile industry is presented with new opportunities in the "dual circulation" both at home and abroad through internal and external interaction
The improvement of the trade environment not only boosts the recovery of exports but also promotes the deep integration of industrial upgrading and the domestic market. The stabilization of external demand has accelerated the coordinated recovery of the industrial chain, while the upgrading of the domestic consumer market has prompted enterprises to leverage their technological and design advantages to expand domestic demand, achieving a dual circulation pattern of "export-driven innovation and domestic demand supporting growth". In addition, the consensus reached by China and the United States in multiple fields such as drug control and agricultural products will also indirectly optimize the supply of textile raw materials and the efficiency of international logistics, creating a more open and inclusive environment for the global layout of China's textile industry.
The outcome of this round of consultations far exceeds the scope of tariffs, marking that the global industrial supply chain has entered a stage of rebalancing. For China's textile industry, this is not only a "pause in conflict", but also a major opportunity to achieve stability through open cooperation and move towards high-quality development through innovation and upgrading. The industry has reached a brand-new starting point. In the future, it will further enhance its competitiveness through internal and external interaction and lead the global market!
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The textile industry is presented with new opportunities in the "dual circulation" both at home and abroad through internal and external interaction
