NEW DELHI: Indian garment exports have the potential for a 25% increase next year and will better performance in the three major markets – USA, UK, and the European Union. Prabhu Dhamodharan, convenor of the Indian Texpreneurs Federation (ITF), said in a press release that garment exporters are exploring new opportunities under the India–UK trade agreement, including setting up offices and design studios in London. Encouraging buyer responses will translate into higher orders from January. With regard to the European Union, implementation of the India–EU trade agreement next financial year will drive double-digit . . .