Now Argentina and the United States are the main Brazil.

And clothing export market, followed by some Latin American and European countries.

Imports of textiles and clothing grew rapidly in Brazil.

From 2006 to 2010, the total value of yarn and cloth imported from the country jumped from $1 billion to US $2 billion 700 million, and the total value of imports of clothing based products increased from 427 million US dollars to US $1 billion 300 million.

In 2010, China imported 39% of its textiles (including yarns, fabrics and knitwear) in Brazil.

Brazil imports 48% and 60% of its home textiles and clothing from mainland China respectively.

Hongkong is one of the ten largest clothing suppliers in China.

In 2010, the total value of garments imported from Brazil and Hongkong in China amounted to US $22 million, and the total value of garments imported from the mainland of China amounted to US $643 million.

Imports of textiles and clothing surged in Brazil, but exports continued to decline.

The total value of textile exports fell from $908 million in 2006 to $797 million in 2010, and the total value of garments exports decreased from $664 million to US $429 million.

At present, the export performance of most textile and clothing companies in Brazil is still different from that of Texbrasil.

Many enterprises are still committed to penetrate the growing domestic market, while exporters mostly focus on the neighboring South American market.

Now Argentina and the United States are Brazil's major export markets for textiles and clothing, followed by Latin American and European countries.

China has become an important export target of Brazil's textiles and clothing industry.

China is also the largest textile importer and a huge consumer market.