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India’s cotton fibre export was at 214 million kg or 1,263,835 bales (of 170 kg each) in November 2015 valued at US$291 million and witnessed a robust growth of 166 per cent from October numbers.

The average unit price realization was at US$1.36 a kg, down US cents 10 from October.

Pakistan and Bangladesh were the largest importers of cotton with combined volumes at 950,000 bales amongst the 17 countries that imported cotton from India.

Exports of manmade fibre were at 14.7 million kg, worth US$22 million. These included ASF, PSF, VSF and PPSF.

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After the declined cotton imports from China this June, India is all set to scale up its cotton exports to Thailand. One of the biggest mills in Thailand has shown interest in purchasing cotton from India after having samples approved.

China, the world’s biggest buyer, has imported less fibre this year which has affected Indian exports. China has been the largest importer of Indian cotton over the last three years.

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