Noida, Sept. 4 -- The Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) on Wednesday began an in-person 4-day garment export market masterclass for Noida's garment cluster. It's being provided September 3-6 with sessions scheduled daily from 3 pm to 7 pm. "Indian exporters need to focus on quality, sustainability and innovation to stay competitive. With tariffs altering traditional trade flows, there is a huge opportunity for MSMEs to enter emerging markets and strengthen India's global presence," said trade expert Dr Jagat Shah, who is conducting the masterclass. During the inaugural session, SIDBI Noida's DGM Swapnil Sahil said the programme aims to equip local garment manufacturers with strategies to access high-potential markets beyond the US. The programme, according to industry insiders, comes at a critical time, with exporters facing pressures from global trade realignments and supply chain shifts. Experts noted that expanding into non-US markets could reduce risk, while improving India's positioning as a reliable sourcing hub. Notably, with the US imposing fresh tariffs on textile products, India is looking to diversify its garment exports into new and emerging markets. Officials and trade experts believe the move could help the country capture a greater share of the global apparel trade....