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Refayet Ullah Mirdha

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Apparel exporters are losing Russian buyers

6 October 2026
Since the war in Ukraine began, sanctions have made it hard for Bangladeshi manufacturers to be paid or to send goods
6 October 2026
Bangladesh export earnings September 2026

Export growth picks up as garment rebounds

2 October 2026
The country’s merchandise exports rose 8.54 percent year-on-year to $3.93 billion in September, helped by a gradual recovery in garment shipments, according to data from the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) released yesterday.
2 October 2026
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News Analysis / RCEP bid moves forward. What now?

28 September 2026
The RCEP ministers approved the establishment of an Ad Hoc Accession Working Group to advance the accession process of Bangladesh, alongside Chile, Hong Kong and Sri Lanka
28 September 2026
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LDC deferment proposal gaining major support, Titumir says

27 September 2026
Bangladesh is gaining support from major countries and trade blocs for the country’s proposed LDC graduation deferment at the 81st UN General Assembly (UNGA) session, adviser to the prime minister on the ministries of finance and planning Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir said yesterday.
27 September 2026
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Can the US become a top import source for Bangladesh?

25 September 2026
Traditionally, China and India have been the major sourcing destinations
25 September 2026
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Rising heat puts Bangladesh’s garment workers at risk

24 September 2026
For Bangladesh, where rising temperatures are increasingly threatening the health and productivity of garment workers, a new heat stress management toolkit from the American Apparel and Footwear Association (AAFA) offers manufacturers and global brands a framework to address heat risks in factories.
24 September 2026
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Expired cylinder found at Ashulia explosion site

22 September 2026
Omar Sultan, a 38-year-old truck driver, was with colleagues at Pretty Group’s loading and unloading area in Jamgara, Ashulia, around 6:30pm on Sunday when, five minutes later, a massive explosion sent him fleeing.
22 September 2026
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SPOTLIGHT / BATEXPO returns after 12-year hiatus

17 September 2026
After a 12-year pause, the Bangladesh Apparel and Textile Exhibition (BATEXPO), a flagship event of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA), is returning this year.
17 September 2026

Denim makers cut use of water

Water consumption by denim fabric makers has fallen dramatically over the last few years thanks to adoption of the latest
9 May 2018

Value-added denim much in demand

Bangladesh has turned denim into a value-added product prompting globally renowned clothing retailers and brands to place bulk
7 May 2018
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Bangladesh tops China, India

Bangladesh overtook China and India in ethical compliance in apparel segment on the back of improved workplace safety following
2 May 2018
Bangladesh Garment sector

Garment sector saw highest industrial disputes in 2017

About half of the industrial disputes that took place last year were in the garment sector, according to the Bangladesh Institute of Labour Studies (BILS).
30 April 2018

RMG workers' database not ready even after 5yrs

The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association is yet to complete the central biometric database of garment
25 April 2018
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RMG Factories Since Rana Plaza Disaster: Workplace safety improved a lot

International inspection agencies said safety conditions in the country's $30 billion garment industry have improved dramatically since the Rana Plaza disaster, thanks to efforts by entrepreneurs, retailers and brands.
23 April 2018
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Bangladesh still popular for low-cost apparel

Bangladesh is still a lucrative destination for sourcing low-cost garment items, coming second to only China, according to the Global Sourcing Survey-2018 by the AsiaInspection, which provides inspection services to global brands.
22 April 2018
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Danish retailers pay highest for apparel

Danish retailers pay the highest among the 28 European nations when it comes to garment items and the British ones the lowest,
19 April 2018
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Yarn production to rise 2.67pc: USDA

Yarn production is set to expand 2.67 percent to 7.70 lakh tonnes this fiscal year on the back of rising garment exports, according to a report from the United States Department of Agriculture.
10 April 2018

Accord's extension now more difficult

The Accord's bid to stay on in Bangladesh for three more years has become trickier after the High Court this week restrained the government for extending the inspection agency's tenure because of a writ petition filed by Smart Jeans.
9 April 2018
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Exports decline 1.38pc

Export earnings fell 1.38 percent year-on-year to $3.05 billion in March due to a decline in leather goods shipment.
3 April 2018

Noman Group to spend Tk 500cr on specialised fabric plant

Noman Group, the first Bangladeshi textile and garment manufacturing company to cross the $1 billion mark in export, is set to invest
2 April 2018
Car brands fond of Bangladeshi jute

Car brands fond of Bangladeshi jute

Bangladesh has the potential to become the main supplier of jute to the global car industry, which uses the natural fibre to manufacture the interiors of vehicles.
26 March 2018

Paperless trade measures can cut costs by 30pc: UN

Full implementation of the World Trade Organisation's digital trade facilitation agreement will slash trade costs by more than 30 percent for
24 March 2018
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More lenders should come up with low-cost home loans

More lenders should come up with low-cost home loan products to allow people, particularly those belonging to the
19 March 2018
South Korean electronics giant LG Electronics

LG, Butterfly to make LED TV locally

South Korean electronics giant LG Electronics is set to manufacture LED televisions, refrigerators and air conditioners
14 March 2018
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Apparel exports to new markets on the rise

Garment exports to non-traditional markets rose 3.77 percent year-on-year to $2.56 billion in the July-January
12 March 2018
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Exports keeping up with target

Exports fetched $3.08 billion last month, up 13.53 percent year-on-year, helped by steady shipments of garment products.
8 March 2018
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Jute goods diversification yielding good result

The diversification of jute goods has opened up a new horizon for Md Toha Morshed, chief executive officer of Barlap Footwear, a
8 March 2018
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Bangladesh to seek more Vietnamese investment

Bangladeshi businesses will seek more investment from Vietnam during the visit of the Southeast Asian country's
4 March 2018

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