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The opening of the new Detroit-Windsor bridge after a decade of delays resolves a critical bottleneck for U.S.-Canada trade, directly benefiting the textile industry. As a key corridor for cross-border supply chains, it will ease the movement of raw materials like cotton and synthetic fibers between the two countries, as well as finished garments. The saga, including threats to revoke permits during trade tensions, highlights how political risks can disrupt infrastructure vital to textile logistics. With the bridge now operational, textile companies can expect reduced transportation costs and
※ Opinion by KEFINE Insight