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A 44% Trump tariff Could seriously impact Sri Lankan business and thereby FDI and jobs says Sri Lanka’s Garment industry. Sri Lanka is just stabilizing after the economic crisis. Stringently following ...

Sri Lanka’s apparel industry has long stood as a cornerstone of the country’s export economy—renowned globally for ethical ...

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Sri Lanka earns $1.5 billion annually from its apparel exports to the US with industry experts predicting that the new US tariffs will cut that revenue by $600 million. The sector employs 15 ...

“We will have to write our obituary notice,” said Tuli Cooray, a consultant at the Joint Apparel Association Forum of Sri Lanka, an industry association. “Forty-four percent is no joke.

The readymade garments industry is of existential importance ... Another major South Asian casualty of Trump's "reciprocal tariff" move is Sri Lanka, which now faces a 44% tariff.

Next Manufacturing, one of Sri Lanka’s largest apparel plants ... throughout private industry and the state sector.” The statement issued the following demands: No to job cuts, the slashing ...

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says Sri Lanka’s garment industry. Sri Lanka is just stabilising after the economic crisis. Stringently following the International Monetary Fund norms and increasing the tax base, etc.