Bangladesh is keen on the continuance of EU's generous Everything but Arms scheme for its exports to the latter even after LDC graduation. Experts and industry leaders share their views on the same.

The European Union and the ILO have come forward to help the industry in these trying times, but ‘uncertainty’ over EU’s financial aid to workers is allegedly making things worse for them. What are the reasons behind this uncertainty?

COVID-19 has posed a host of challenges for Bangladesh, which kickstarted FY 21 recently. Experts share their views and perspectives on how things are going to be this financial year and how the RMG sector is poised in such challenging time

Garment makers in Bangladesh draw up their strategies – business and operational – to combat the COVID-19 challenge.

Notwithstanding the repeated questions being raised on labour rights in Bangladesh, many RMG companies have come forward to engage workers productively, improve communications and ensure their rights.

China has decided to offer zero tariff facility to 97 per cent of items imported from Bangladesh. Economists, experts share their views on how this would benefit Bangladesh.

Despite the overall apparel import fall of around 47 per cent in April, garment exporters in Bangladesh are very hopeful of Canada as an export destination.

Apparel exporters and business leaders share their thoughts on Bangladesh’s falling work orders, and also, by when they think the industry can expect to make a turnaround.

The Government has introduced a Taka 568,000 crore National Budget in the Parliament recently. We spoke to the industry people to know their views on the budget for 2020-21 and if they think the industry would need more support – policy a