Previously, only exporters operating in their own factories received such benefits. Under the new policy, sub-contract factories will now be able to access a share of the special cash support through their exporting partners.
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Yarn prices in Bangladesh are expected to climb in September 2025 as knitwear factories gear up for the upcoming Autumn/Winter export orders.
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Garment exporters on Tuesday urged authorities to swiftly address the liquidity crisis affecting five to six commercial banks, warning that delays in salary payments and difficulties in opening letters of credit (LCs) could disrupt normal business operations.
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The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA), the leading trade body for the apparel industry, has announced new regulations requiring factories to disclose the unit prices of imported raw materials and finished garments during the issuance of Utilization Declaration (UD) certificates. The move aims to promote transparency and ensure accurate valuation within the sector.
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Despite supportive policies from the Bangladesh Bank, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Bangladesh continue to face significant challenges in securing loans, stakeholders convened at a roundtable in Dhaka on Monday.
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The movement of containers from Chattogram port to Dhaka’s inland container depot (ICD) in Kamalapur has slowed dramatically, leading to significant backlogs and increased costs for importers. The shortage of freight trains is causing delays, with many importers waiting weeks for their shipments to arrive.
