Notwithstanding the fact that the Coronavirus pandemic is yet to abate even if vaccinations have rolled out world over against the same, some major players in Bangladesh’s apparel and textile sector have pumped in significant investments

Thanks to its geographical location and in view of the recent developments in terms of enhancing regional connectivity, experts maintained it’s just a matter of time before Bangladesh turns into the epicentre of regional communication.

The industry needs to ponder on how skills are distributed across the organisation because, in many cases, there is an increased pressure on employees to be more multifaceted in their skill sets. Read a detailed feature on the subject as to

Industry is worried as cotton prices are going up consequent to its production being projected to drop this year even as China has also reportedly increased forward buying after a two-year slow run, thereby adding to the concerns of the ind

Bangladesh is officially scheduled to become a developing country in 2026 after the UN committee recommended Bangladesh should get five years, instead of three, to prepare for the transition due to the impact of COVID-19 on its economy. Thi

The Coronavirus pandemic may have sounded the death knell for many a sector worldwide but for e-commerce, especially in Bangladesh, it resulted in an average of 70 per cent growth (in last one year). So as e-commerce grew significantly, so

Trade bodies in Bangladesh — the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA), the Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BKMEA), the Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA) and the Banglade

Team Apparel Resources got in touch with Rakibul Islam Khan, Managing Director, Pakiza Knit Group, Bangladesh and touched upon the key issues that need to be discussed in the current apparel manufacturing landscape. Here are the excerpts of

Coronavirus cases are resurging significantly in many parts across the globe again; garment makers in Bangladesh are redrawing their battle plans and strategies to deal with the fallouts of the pandemic even as they focus on cost-cutting, r