Peru has made great achievements in developing textile and garment export market. After obstructing its export to the traditional market, it promptly adjusted its strategy to find new trading partners and make the textile export market increasingly diversified.

Due to trade friction, Venezuela has stopped importing its products from the traditional export market of textiles and clothing in Peru, and Columbia and Panama have imposed restrictions on Peru's products in April. However, due to the active efforts of the Peru government and exporters, the market of Brazil and other countries has been successfully opened, and the export of clothing and textiles in Peru has regained vitality. At present, only the Brazil market can consume 70% of Peru's original exports to Venezuela.

The Ministry of foreign trade and tourism of Peru said that Brazil It has been successfully replaced. Venezuela Become an important export destination for Peru clothing. The market in Brazil is not only greater than Venezuela, but also higher than the price paid by the importers.

According to statistics, Peru's clothing to Venezuela in the first half of this year Spin Exports were only $64 million, down 46% from 118 million US dollars in the same period last year.

In 2009, Peru's textile exports amounted to US $1 billion 440 million, down 38% compared with us $2 billion in 2008.

In order to protect its own national industry and support the textile industry from its predicament, Peru government and enterprises have taken various measures, including protecting the scale of investment in enterprises, excavating the potential of the domestic market, encouraging small and medium-sized enterprises to open up new overseas markets, giving full play to the advantages of the big country of camel wool production, and vigorously promoting the sales of national brand products.

　　 Due to timely and appropriate measures, there is no business failure and large-scale unemployment in Peru textile and garment industry. Therefore, when the global economy began to warm up, Peru's textile industry soon got rid of the downturn and resumed growth. Peru's largest textile sales center, Kamala business center, grew 20% in the first quarter compared with the same period last year, and its exports increased by 30% over the same period last year. According to the Ministry of foreign trade and tourism of Peru, the export of Peru's textile and garment industry will increase by 16% this year.