Indian Cotton Yarn Exports Surge Amid Regional Conflict

Indian spinning mills are operating at full capacity as Chinese buyers turn to nearby suppliers following global trade disruptions. A weaker rupee and lower transport costs have helped Gujarat factories secure orders through June.

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Ongoing conflict in the Middle East has disrupted global supply chains and inflated fuel costs, yet these geopolitical tensions have created an unexpected windfall for the textile industry in India. Cotton yarn manufacturers are reporting a surge in production to meet record demand from China, which is pivoting toward Indian suppliers as traditional trade routes face significant delays.

An employee checks quality of raw cotton at a warehouse of Fiotex Cotspin cotton yarn manufacturing factory at Rajkot, Gujarat, India, April 14, 2026. REUTERS/Amit Dave
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