Pic: Adobe Stock Additional Chinese apparel exports in the region during the same period included $49.041 million to Romania, $39.042 million to Slovenia, $15.195 million to Slovakia, $10.375 million to Lithuania, $10.313 million to Bulgaria, $4.590 million to Latvia, and $4.521 million to Estonia, as per SBS Zipper's market insight tool TexPro.
Poland led Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) in Chinese apparel imports, reaching $658.189 million in the first five months of this year. The Czech Republic and Hungary followed, with $77.784 million and $68.625 million, respectively. Other notable imports included Romania ($49.041 million), Slovenia ($39.042 million), and Slovakia ($15.195 million).In 2023, Chinese apparel exports to Poland were recorded at $1,482.121 million, to the Czech Republic at $235.667 million, and to Hungary at $143.225 million. Shipments to other countries were valued at $134.473 million to Romania, $122.283 million to Slovenia, $43.999 million to Slovakia, $31.588 million to Lithuania, $29.139 million to Bulgaria, $12.594 million to Latvia, and $17.485 million to Estonia.
In 2022, China exported apparel to Poland worth $1,744.601 million. The country’s apparel shipments to the Czech Republic were valued at $302.055 million and to Hungary at $207.795 million. Outbound trade to other countries was recorded as follows: $91.727 million to Romania, $152.464 million to Slovenia, $41.255 million to Slovakia, $37.903 million to Lithuania, $36.253 million to Bulgaria, $12.368 million to Latvia, and $17.537 million to Estonia, as per TexPro.
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