'Pearl Global released a presentation that focuses on apparel industry’s market growth opportunities.

The segment accounts for 8% market share: from apparel, evenly split between woven and knitted garments. China, Bangladesh, Italy and Turkey holds combine share of 48%. China’s share in UK textile imports has declined from 35% in 2020 to 21% in early 2025, signaling a shift in sourcing preferences.

With its strong presence, scalability and strategic market positioning, PGIL is well-placed to leverage the FTA for long-term growth, increased exports and enhanced profitability. PGIL holds a strategic advantage with its UK-based design and sales office and a strong Bangladesh customer base. Customers are eager to double business with PGIL to leverage the treaty's benefits

The FTA places India on equal footing with countries like Bangladesh, Cambodia, Vietnam and Turkey, which previously enjoyed preferential access to the UK market. This parity allows Pearl Global to co...

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