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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
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Bangladesh’s garment prices in EU less than half of Vietnam’s

17 September 2026
Bangladesh sells garment items to the European Union (EU) at less than half the prices of those from Vietnam because of the lack of high-value garment items in Bangladesh’s export basket.
17 September 2026
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Bangladesh's garment prices in EU less than half of Vietnam's

16 September 2026
In the price chart, Bangladesh is only above Pakistan, the cheapest supplier.
16 September 2026
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Labour law enforcement now Bangladesh’s key test: ILO chief

16 September 2026
Bangladesh has made significant progress in reforming its labour laws, but the real test now lies in implementation, particularly enforcement of the Labour Act, freedom of association in export processing zones and the effectiveness of labour inspections, according to Gilbert F Houngbo, director general of the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
16 September 2026
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Energy roadmap key to attracting more US investment

11 September 2026
An energy security roadmap, an enabling investment climate and timely policies are among the major tasks for the government to attract more American investment in Bangladesh, said Syed Mohammad Kamal, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (AmCham).
11 September 2026
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Millers hail withdrawal of zero duty on yarn

9 September 2026
The government has withdrawn the zero-duty import facility under the bond for 10 to 30 count cotton yarn, aiming to protect local textile millers.
9 September 2026
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Bangladesh makes final push to defer LDC graduation

8 September 2026
The 81st UN General Assembly opens in New York today, with a decision on the deferment expected during the session
8 September 2026
Bangladesh US trade deal latest update

Analysis / Bangladesh’s costly trade fallacy

7 September 2026
Not once, but twice since February, United States courts have gutted the legal basis for Washington’s global tariff threats, including against Bangladesh.
7 September 2026
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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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Denim exports to US decline

Denim exports to the US, Bangladesh's single largest export destination, sank 31.48 percent year-on-year to $295.04 million in 2016 because of the re-emergence of the legendary American denim industry.
20 February 2018
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ILO panel once again calls for a robust labour law

The expert committee of the International Labour Organisation in its observation urged the government to ensure that the Bangladesh
15 February 2018
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Man-made fibres getting popular among RMG makers

The import of man-made fibres such as polyester staple, viscose, and tencel is on the rise as a substitute for cotton as their demand is
13 February 2018

Train garment workers to save their jobs amid automation: experts

Bangladesh should train its garment workers to improve their skills as 80 percent of them could lose jobs in the next 15 years due to
12 February 2018
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Indian automakers eye more of Bangladesh market

Indian automotive manufacturers will hold an exposition in Dhaka towards the end of the year with a view to winning over Bangladeshi
11 February 2018
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Tata may make passenger vehicles in Bangladesh

Indian automotive giant Tata Motors Ltd plans to set up a passenger vehicle manufacturing plant in Bangladesh for domestic
8 February 2018
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Brands show off might at India's auto expo

The 14th edition of the Auto Expo, the largest automotive show in Asia, started yesterday on the outskirts of the Indian capital amid
7 February 2018

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