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Sri Lanka’s garment exports dip 4.5% in Jan-May; May shows recovery

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By Sassy Strides

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Sri Lanka’s apparel sector remains the backbone of industrial exports, contributing over 45 per cent despite weaker global demand.
While garment exports declined during January-May, May recorded a recovery, suggesting demand may be stabilising.
Falling textile imports also point to softer manufacturing activity and cautious sourcing across the supply chain.

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