According to data released by the Huzhou Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, in the first three quarters of this year, a total of 12,536 batches of textile and garment products were exported from Huzhou, with a combined value reaching $299,938,600. This represents a year-on-year increase of 14% in the number of export batches and 12% in export value, showing strong growth in both volume and worth. The results reflect a positive trend in the local textile and apparel industry, which continues to gain momentum in international markets. Since the start of the year, the Huzhou Inspection and Quarantine Bureau has been actively implementing the "quality improvement" initiatives under the broader "service base, serve enterprises" strategy. Focused on practical support, the bureau has adopted a hands-on approach to assist local textile and garment manufacturers—especially small and medium-sized enterprises. They introduced several targeted measures such as the "four get ones for relief" program, the "month for improving children's clothing quality," and the "product quality diagnosis" initiative. These efforts aim to address real challenges faced by businesses and enhance overall product standards. In addition, the bureau has organized teams of inspection and supervision personnel to conduct on-site visits to exporting companies. By engaging directly with production lines, they help enterprises improve their quality management systems. Through methods like training, mentoring, and knowledge-sharing, the bureau provides free professional development for inspection staff, enabling companies to better monitor product quality. This not only improves product reliability but also supports long-term brand building and marketing strategies. By offering comprehensive support, the bureau has played a key role in driving the dual growth of textile and garment exports in Huzhou. It has helped local businesses navigate challenges, enhance competitiveness, and achieve sustainable development in an increasingly demanding global market. With continued efforts, Huzhou is well-positioned to maintain its upward trajectory in the textile and apparel sector.