The recent imposition of 20 per cent US tariff on Chinese brassieres (HS 621210) is reshaping the market.
China’s Unit Value Realisation (UVR) of $21.89/kg, once a cost advantage, now faces pressure from increased tariffs, potentially reducing its competitiveness.
Vietnam, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka may capture market share by offering diverse price and quality options.The recent imposition of 20 per cent US tariff on Chinese brassieres (HS 621210) is reshaping the market.
China’s Unit Value Realisation (UVR) of $21.89/kg, once a cost advantage, now faces pressure from increased tariffs, potentially reducing its competitiveness.
Vietnam, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka may capture market share by offering diverse price and quality options.
Rising tariffs challenge China’s dominance in US brassiere market
