Since February, cotton in Gujarat, India, has been welcomed by Türkiye and Europe. These cotton are used to produce yarn to meet their urgent demand for yarn. Trade experts believe that the earthquake in Türkiye caused great damage to the local textile sector, and the country is now importing Indian cotton. Similarly, Europe chose to import cotton from India because it was unable to import cotton from Türkiye.

The share of Türkiye and Europe in India's total cotton exports has been around 15%, but in the past two months, this share has increased to 30%. Rahul Shah, Co Chairman of the Textile Working Group of the Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI), said, "The past year has been very difficult for the Indian textile industry because our cotton prices have been consistently higher than international prices. However, now our cotton prices are on par with international prices, and our production is also very good.