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📦 Exceeding 52 nm but not exceeding 80 nm per single yarn (301)

Exceeding 52 nm but not exceeding 80 nm per single yarn (301)

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Overview

The 'Exceeding 52 nm but not exceeding 80 nm per single yarn (301)' category, often classified under HS Code 5205.12, pertains to cotton yarn (other than sewing thread) with a linear density exceeding 52 metric number (nm) but not exceeding 80 nm per single yarn. This category includes medium-fine cotton yarn used primarily in the textile industry for weaving and knitting applications, such as the production of apparel and home textiles. This type of yarn is valued for its balance between strength and fineness, making it suitable for a wide range of fabric types.

Total Trade Volume

USD 1.2 billion

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

6.5%

Highest Rate

12% (imposed by certain EU countries on non-preferential imports)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like RCEP for member countries)

Common Restrictions

  • Import quotas in specific markets
  • Anti-dumping duties in the EU and US for certain exporters
  • Mandatory certification for quality standards
  • Labeling and origin declaration requirements

Market Trends

Rising demand for sustainable cotton yarn

Increased preference for organic and sustainably sourced cotton yarn has boosted exports from countries with certified supply chains like India and Turkey.

2021-2022

Shift in production to Asia-Pacific

Lower production costs and proximity to raw materials have shifted manufacturing hubs to countries like Vietnam and Bangladesh, impacting trade flows.

2020-2022

Technological advancements in spinning

Improved spinning technologies have enhanced yarn quality, increasing competitiveness of exporters adopting modern machinery.

2019-2022

Recent Developments

EU Imposes New Anti-Dumping Duties

The European Union introduced provisional anti-dumping duties on cotton yarn imports from certain Asian countries to protect domestic producers.

June 2023

This may reduce export volumes from affected countries like Pakistan while benefiting alternative suppliers such as Turkey.

India Launches Textile Export Incentive Scheme

India announced a new incentive scheme under the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) program to boost textile exports, including cotton yarn.

March 2023

Expected to increase India's market share in the global cotton yarn trade by offering competitive pricing.

RCEP Agreement Enhances Market Access

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement has reduced tariffs on cotton yarn among member countries, facilitating trade.

January 2022

Countries like Vietnam have seen a surge in exports to RCEP partners due to preferential tariff rates.