Garment exports from Bangladesh to the European Union (EU) fell 19.33 percent year-on-year to €6.09 billion in the January-April period of 2026 due to intense international competition and weaker demand

Although a Bangladeshi team is not taking part in the FIFA World Cup 2026, products “made in Bangladesh” have still made their way to football’s biggest stage.

Garment exporters have welcomed the proposed national budget for the fiscal year 2026-27

20th Bangladesh Denim Expo begins in Dhaka

Bangladesh considers all markets non-traditional except the USA, the European Union (EU), Canada and the UK.

Workers allege dismissal of 1,868 employees across seven Savar factories violated provisions of the Bangladesh Labour Act

The second Bangladesh-China Green Textile Expo 2026 begins today

Commerce minister attended the virtual hearing with UNCDP chair, held on April 29

The garment makers’ platform sits with Chattogram district administration

The power situation remains concerning at present, says BKMEA president

The association sat with the commerce minister today

The US accounts for about 20 percent of the country’s total annual apparel exports

Bangladesh overtook China in garment exports to the United States during the January-February period of 2026, as China lost its top position amid the impact of American reciprocal tariffs, according to data from the Office of Textiles and Apparel (OTEXA) released today.

Report says economic recovery of importing nations, diversification, global supply chain stability key to sector's export growth

12% yet to clear February wages, it says

The association sat with Bangladesh Bank governor today, placing a set of recommendations

Four to five garment factories may face difficulties paying workers’ salaries and bonuses ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr due to financial constraints, a vice-president of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) said today.

Shipments of garments for Zara owner ​Inditex and other major clothing retailers are stranded at airports in Bangladesh and India, according to three manufacturers, ‌as the conflict in the Middle East forces airlines such as Emirates and Qatar Airways to cancel flights.

Bangladesh shipped apparels worth 19.41 billion euros in 2025 to the EU

Bangladesh shipped apparel worth $8.20 billion out of the $77.88 billion imported by the US last year