< p > 2012, < a target= "_blank" href= "//m.pmae.cn/" > member states of the association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) > textile > /a > goods and a target= "_blank" href= "_blank" > clothing < < > exports dropped sharply.

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< p > the main reason is the decline in exports to the United States and the European Union, though the general trend conceals significant changes in the export performance between ASEAN members.

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The worst performing country in Philippines is p, whose clothing exports have dropped by 17%.

Malaysia's textile and clothing exports declined by 12.4%, while Thailand's textile and clothing exports dropped by 12.2%.

Indonesia's textile and clothing exports dropped by 6.3%.

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< p > but there are also some bright spots. Kampuchea's textile and clothing exports increased by 8.7% compared with the same period last year, while Vietnam's textile and clothing exports increased by 8.5%.

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Exports of textiles and clothing in Malaysia and Thailand have dropped sharply to the EU and the United States. < p >

However, the dependence of the two countries on these two markets is lower than that of most other ASEAN member countries, and in most cases, their export growth to other markets.

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(P) Indonesia's textile and clothing exports to the United States and the European Union also declined, but domestic sales continued to grow significantly.

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< p > Philippines clothing exports to the United States and most other foreign markets have decreased.

On the contrary, sales to the EU market are increasing.

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Less than P > after the EU decided to relax its GSP plan, Kampuchea's textile and clothing sales increased by 32.4% in the EU market, while sales in the US market fell by 2%.

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At the same time, Vietnam's exports of textiles and clothing to the European Union, the United States and Japan and other countries appeared to be unaffected, including exports from China, Russia and South Korea, which all showed growth in P.

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