The RCEP agreement is dramatically altering Asia's yarn trade dynamics, with China at the center. Tariff eliminations on 92% of textile goods have boosted Chinese blended yarn exports to ASEAN by 40% since 2022. Specialized trade corridors now emerge - Shandong province supplies polyester-viscose blends to Vietnamese knitters, while Guangxi's mills feed Cambodia's garment industry. By 2025, 60% of China's yarn exports to RCEP members will be intermediate goods for regional value chains rather than finished textiles. The pact also enables "yarn-forward" rules benefiting Chinese manufacturers, as fabrics woven from Chinese yarns in member countries gain preferential access. However, competition is intensifying as Indonesian and Malaysian spinners upgrade technology to compete in high-end segments. Digital customs platforms have reduced yarn shipment clearance times from 5 days to 12 hours across RCEP zones.   Fenzhiguan proudly introduces its premium Modal blended yarn, expertly crafted…

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