Business News Agency October 28 hearing statistics released by the Brazilian textile industry show that the industry’s imports from January to September this year were US$3.61515.2 billion, compared to US$2.482 billion during the same period of 2009 The growth rate was 47.22%, and the export amount was US$1.547779 billion, which was also 19.59% higher than the US$1.24241 million in the same period of 2008. This shows that the Brazilian textile market has moved away from the impact of the global financial tsunami and is moving towards recovery.

From January to September this year, the amount of major textile products such as man-made fibers, garments and fabric imported from Brazil all grew compared with the same period of 2009, of which the import volume of fabrics was US$984.7 million, a 71.79% increase over the same period of 2009; The amount of man-made fiber was US$ 57.203 million, which was also a 50.41% increase over the same period of 2009.

Mainland China was Brazil's largest textile supplier from January to September this year, amounting to 1.515.18 million U.S. dollars. India and Indonesia were ranked second with 411.75 million U.S. dollars and 225 million U.S. dollars respectively. In third place, Taiwan ranked seventh with US$ 130.57 million. Divided by Brazil's 26 states and 1 special administrative region, Santa Catarina is Brazil’s highest import value of textiles from January to September this year, reaching US$1,093 million, and Sao Paulo State’s 850 million. With $2.68 million, the state of Espirito Santos ranked third with $472.69 million.

In terms of exports, Argentina was the largest buyer of Brazilian textiles from January to September this year, amounting to US$295.9 million. The United States and Indonesia ranked US$199.04 million and US$1.147 million respectively. Second and third place; Sao Paulo is Brazil's highest export value of textiles from January to September this year, reaching US$ 36.07 million; Bahia State is ranked second with US$ 255.36 million. The Mato Grosso State ranked third with US$219.11 million.

From January to September of this year, the amount of imported textile machinery in Brazil reached US$ 532.02 million, an increase of 29.02% from US$ 40.36 million in the same period of 2009, of which the sewing machine (H.S. Code 8452) had the highest import amount, reaching US$150.12 million, knitting machine and sewing machine (H.S. Code 8447) ranked second with 80.85 million and textile auxiliary machine (H.S. Code 8448) ranked US$6,902 million. third.