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Indian garment makers rethink reliance on US after tariffs disrupt trade

11/11/2026, 2:54:37 AM

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RANCHI, India, Nov 11 (Reuters) - At Orient Craft's factory in Ranchi, hundreds of women stitch dresses, shirts and children's clothing for British retailers Next and Marks & Spencer.

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Indian garment makers rethink reliance on US after tariffs disrupt trade.
RANCHI, India, Nov 11 (Reuters) - At Orient Craft's factory in Ranchi, hundreds of women stitch dresses, shirts and children's clothing for British retailers Next and Marks & Spencer.
RANCHI, India, Nov 11 (Reuters) - At Orient Craft's factory in Ranchi, hundreds of women stitch dresses, shirts and children's clothing for British retailers Next and Marks & Spencer.

RANCHI, India, Nov 11 (Reuters) - At Orient Craft's factory in Ranchi, hundreds of women stitch dresses, shirts and children's clothing for British retailers Next and Marks & Spencer.

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