percent of the country's manufactured goods.
27.6 percent; and tire-cord textiles, with 38.2 percent.
or US$471 million; and Japan, 4.1 percent or US$410 million.
worth 13.3 million Swiss francs, representing a 25.6-percent increase over first-half 2010 exports.
machinery, approximately 12.2 million euros, a 43-percent increase.
and re-initiating talks with Japan.
developed textile sector that exports significant amounts of textile products to the United States.
and reduce trade barriers, making it easier for U.S. companies to export their goods overseas.
tariffs more quickly than South Korea, and opponents are concerned this does not allow U.S.
suppliers the chance to adapt, and would favor the Korean industry in key products.
economic and strategic goals to revitalize the South Korean economy and promote economic growth.
duty-free entry into the United States; and helping the country preserve its share in the U.S.
Korea's textile exports to increase 25 percent during the first year of the agreement.
file damage suits against the South Korean government under international rather than domestic law.
and offering goods at more competitive prices.
and taking advantage of FTA opportunities.
become the fourth-largest textile exporter and seventh-largest apparel exporter globally by 2015.