The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) acknowledged that the import value of garments under HS codes 61 and 62 increased by 55.46% and 29.61% month-on-month (mtm).By country of origin, HS 61 goods, consisting of knitted garments and accessories, come from China, Bangladesh, Turkey, and Italy. Meanwhile, HS 62 goods, comprising non-knitted garments and accessories, come mostly from China, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Morocco. In fact, imports of ready-made garments have increased, particularly HS 61 knitted garments and accessories and HS 62 non-knitted garments and accessories. On a monthly basis, HS 61 grew by 55.46% and HS 62 by 29.61%. However, on a cumulative basis, imports of finished garments, especially from China, have recorded a decline. For example, imports of HS 62 goods decreased by 1.71% in the January to July 2024 period, with the highest decline in the non-cotton garment category or HS code 6212099.
Meanwhile, imports of HS 61 goods fell even more sharply, by 4.75%. The largest reduction was in knitted garments and accessories. However, it should be noted that during the entire January-July 2024 period, imports of HS 61 knitted garments from China cumulatively fell by 4.75%, with the biggest drop in knitted garments or accessories, while HS 62 also fell by 1.71%. Similar to garments, the value of footwear imports from China under HS code 64 as of July 2024 grew by 3.37% month-on-month (m) and 21.54% year-on-year, reaching USD 50.99 million. Both garments and footwear increased monthly. However, to assess the import-export performance of goods, it is better to look at cumulative figures over a certain period. Monthly figures may be affected by delivery time processes, and inventory demand may vary each month, but cumulative or aggregated numbers provide a clearer picture of a country's import-export performance.
China Remains Main Source of Indonesia's Garment Imports
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2024-08-19
The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) acknowledged that the import value of garments under HS codes 61 and 62 increased by 55.46% and 29.61% month-on-month (mtm). By country of origin, HS 61 goods, consisting of knitted garments and accessories, come from China, Bangladesh, Turkey, and Italy. Meanwhile, HS 62 goods, comprising non-knitted garments and accessories, come mostly from China, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Morocco. In fact, imports of ready-made garments have increased, particularly HS 61 knitted garments and accessories and HS 62
The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) acknowledged that the import value of garments under HS codes 61 and 62 increased by 55.46% and 29.61% month-on-month (mtm).By country of origin, HS 61 goods, consisting of knitted garments and accessories, come from China, Bangladesh, Turkey, and Italy. Meanwhile, HS 62 goods, comprising non-knitted garments and accessories, come mostly from China, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Morocco. In fact, imports of ready-made garments have increased, particularly HS 61 knitted garments and accessories and HS 62 non-knitted garments and accessories. On a monthly basis, HS 61 grew by 55.46% and HS 62 by 29.61%. However, on a cumulative basis, imports of finished garments, especially from China, have recorded a decline. For example, imports of HS 62 goods decreased by 1.71% in the January to July 2024 period, with the highest decline in the non-cotton garment category or HS code 6212099.
Meanwhile, imports of HS 61 goods fell even more sharply, by 4.75%. The largest reduction was in knitted garments and accessories. However, it should be noted that during the entire January-July 2024 period, imports of HS 61 knitted garments from China cumulatively fell by 4.75%, with the biggest drop in knitted garments or accessories, while HS 62 also fell by 1.71%. Similar to garments, the value of footwear imports from China under HS code 64 as of July 2024 grew by 3.37% month-on-month (m) and 21.54% year-on-year, reaching USD 50.99 million. Both garments and footwear increased monthly. However, to assess the import-export performance of goods, it is better to look at cumulative figures over a certain period. Monthly figures may be affected by delivery time processes, and inventory demand may vary each month, but cumulative or aggregated numbers provide a clearer picture of a country's import-export performance.
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