Supply chain disruption and spiralling raw materials prices besiege Bangladesh garment makers as China reels under unprecedented power crisis…let’s find out why?

Industry reeling under unprecedented increase in cost of doing business even as recent hike in fuel prices further adds to their woes.

There’s an improvement in terms of business confidence in Bangladesh. Does it mean things are back to normal now or there are still issues to deal with. Let’s find out.

Bangladesh, the second biggest apparel exporter globally, is yet to stamp its dominance in the realm of technical textile; let’s find out the reasons why…

According to our analysis, USA will conclude 2021 with US $ 77.67 billion worth of apparels, noting 21.17% Y-o-Y growth. However, the combined value imported in 2021 will still remain below the 2019 figures when USA imported US $ 83.28 bill

Even as reports have been emerging of scores of small and medium-sized garment manufacturing units bowing out of business thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, it now appears the pandemic had adverse impact on some bigger players as well, let’

As the aftermath of COVID-19 pandemic and changing world order bring out many new issues and challenges, experts harp on building stonger connectivity and regional value chain amongst the BIMSTEC nations with eye on future.

Sales contract continues to take a toll on small and medium-sized exporters, especially the home textile manufacturers, as buyers fail to pay the suppliers. What’s more, in such a scenario, a supplier seems to have little option but takes

As demand for MMF-based apparel items keeps increasing in the global market, more and more textile mills in Bangladesh are investing in synthetic & blended yarns to support garment makers who look to move up the value chain by making MMF-ba