War disrupts trade but Indian yarn makers ramp exports to China for months ahead

Months of orders are already lined up

Indian cotton yarn factories are boosting production after Middle East conflict disrupted global trade routes. With the rupee weaker, Indian yarn has become more cost-effective for Chinese buyers, driving demand. Gujarat mills are gaining most due to their access to cotton and nearby ports, and many shipments are already booked months in advance to capitalize on the export surge.