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The ongoing mine warfare in the Strait of Hormuz threatens global oil transit, which directly impacts the textile industry's raw material costs. Since petrochemical-based fibers like polyester and nylon are derived from crude oil, any disruption in Hormuz shipping could spike oil prices, raising production costs for synthetic textiles. Additionally, prolonged instability may force shipping lines to reroute, increasing freight times and insurance premiums, thereby affecting supply chain efficiency and trade flows. Textile manufacturers and exporters relying on Middle Eastern energy or European
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