Why can’t Bangladesh have its own global apparel brand?
Artificial intelligence (AI) offers immense potential to transform Bangladesh’s ready-made garment (RMG) sector
Competitive market pressures, fluctuations in raw material prices responsible for the decline
Explore social compliance audits in Bangladesh’s RMG sector and their impact on workers.
Bangladesh has emerged as an economic success story, primarily through its booming ready-made garments (RMG) sector.
Beximco's problems are evidence of a number of ongoing problems in the garment industry.
The USA's overall apparel imports from the world also fell by 0.33 percent to $67.04 billion during the January-October period, the data showed. China ranked first in apparel shipments to the USA, with Vietnam in second place
Bangladesh has a class problem which deters from effective conversations about the many barriers to operational unionisation in the garment industry.
The challenges are multifaceted, from a heavy reliance on fossil fuels to inefficiencies within factory operations.
It gives special training to 160 students, weavers, Jamdani makers
Their two-day tour began on June 18
An IFC, ILO assessment finds
Garment exports to the US, the single largest export destination of Bangladesh, declined by 17.88 percent year on year in January-April period.
Bangladesh secured the top position in garment shipments to the European Union during the January-March period, overtaking China in terms of quantity, as retailers in the trade bloc have started diversifying their sources to reduce overdependence.
No proposal on minimum salary was placed
Effective May 16, 2023, US cotton can arrive in Bangladesh without fumigation at the port of entry
Buyers Forum is a group of the representatives of major apparel brands in the globe
Bangladesh still lacks strong governing institutions that could effectively monitor safety issues in the RMG industry
Bangladesh retained second position in apparel shipments to the European Union (EU) in the first two months of the current year with a 22.75 per cent share of the trade bloc’s overall garment imports, according to data from EUROSTAT.
