Merchandise shipment decreased 18% year-on-year to $3.48 billion in March

The country shipped $4.24 billion worth of garments to emerging markets during the period

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

Readymade garments recorded $25.79 billion in the first eight months of the fiscal year, reflecting a 3.73 percent decrease

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

Garment exporters tell Bangladesh Bank governor that delays in settling Tk 5,700 crore are straining factories

Shipments fall to $3.77b in Jul-Jan as demand weakens

EuroCham said ongoing disruptions are causing mounting economic losses, jeopardising export performance, and undermining confidence in Bangladesh’s supply chain reliability

They issued a joint statement today

Bangladesh shipped $4.41 billion worth of goods in the month

Participants bagged Tk 224 crore export orders while local sales hit Tk 393 crore

Withdrawal of the facility will hurt Bangladesh’s RMG export, they say

Garment makers discuss bilateral trade with the Uruguayan ambassador in Dhaka

Higher reciprocal tariff to the USA is to blame, experts said

Earnings from exports dropped 5.54% year-on-year to $3.89 billion in November

Leaders of the sector meet with Commerce Adviser Sk Bashir Uddin on Tuesday

Bangladesh must accelerate export diversification, enhance competitiveness, and adopt forward-looking trade policies to address challenges following its upcoming graduation from the group of least developed countries (LDCs) to a developing nation, Commerce Adviser Sk Bashir Uddin said yesterday.

The development comes despite opposition from businesses, as they think allowing trade unions with such a low number of workers may affect stability

Garment exports to the USA, the country’s largest single export destination, increased by 5.14 percent to $2.59 billion during July-October, despite facing a 20 percent reciprocal tariff imposed by the US under President Donald Trump’s administration..The USA accounted for 19.92 percent of

The council currently focuses on issues related to the occupational safety and health of workers