What is your opinion on the new budget? Has it met your expectations?
Parliament passed the Tk 5,23,190 crore national budget for 2019-20 fiscal themed as ‘Bangladesh on a Pathway to Prosperity: Time is Ours, Time for Bangladesh’
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What should be the steps from the government to stop the illegal imports of yarn and fabric and raw materials?
Textile Today Question of the Month Foreign yarn, fabrics and several dress materials, imported through mis-declaration or illegally, are being largely sold in the local
How do you come up to ensure living wages for the workers who are making apparel products for your brand?
Textile Today Question of the Month According to a report released on 25 February by Oxfam, women in Bangladesh and Vietnam making clothes for the
What should be the government policy in gas supply and its pricing for the textiles and garments industry?
Textile Today questions of the month In a recent move, gas distribution companies have proposed Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) to increase the gas price
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To keep the overall salary expenses within a limit, in a context of increasing wages of the workers, recently the textile and apparel companies are
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Production cost in the apparel industry has already been increased by around 20%. In addition, the Bangladesh government has increased workers minimum wage up to
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Over the last couple of decades, the phenomenal growth of the textile and apparel sector has repeatedly made our nation proud. The total RMG exports
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The minimum wage of RMG workers was BDT 5,300, extremely insufficient to fulfill the minimum standard of workers life. Trade union leaders and buyers were
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Recently Mackenzie and Company’s report ‘Is apparel manufacturing coming home?’ said that within the next 10 years, major brands and buyers from Europe and the
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Bangladesh was losing its reputation to international apparel market after Rana Plaza and Tazreen Fashion incidents. Some local entrepreneurs thought deeply to rescue the image
