Takeaways from 2021 and prospects of 2022
The year 2021 started with the hope to overcome the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic and rebuild the industry. With many momentous changes that
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Global polyester fiber market share and scopes for Bangladesh
In the total fiber consumption market the polyester share was 52% compare to other natural and chemical fiber where cotton share was 24.2% in 2020,
BKMEA stresses govt. to reconsider RMG waste depreciation rate
Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BKMEA) urged the government to raise the limit of wastage rate in apparel production. BKMEA sent a letter to
COP 26: Redefining the roles of apparel sector and policy makers
This year, at COP 26, the world saw a commendable turn from the giants of the apparel sector. Over 50 fashion and textile companies placed
Applications of natural fiber in reinforced polymer composites and advanced textile materials
Natural fibres have been used to reinforce materials for over 3,000 years. More recently they have been employed in combination with plastics. Many types of
How COTTON USA SOLUTIONS™ improved a Pakistani mill’s profitability
Mills like Al Muqeet Textile (Pvt.) Ltd. look to COTTON USA SOLUTIONS™ for greater profitability and productivity and the latest techniques. This desire for external
Bangladesh’s scope to grab $180bn technical textile market
Bangladesh has secured its leading position as one of the leading global suppliers in the textile and garments sector. It is a challenge to maintain
RMG export rebounding strongly with revival of European and US economies
The local suppliers are overbooked with work orders from international retailers and brands Bangladeshi garment factories are now overbooked with the inflow of work orders
Developing strategy for suboptimal woven sector
Woven clothes export has been experiencing slower growth and it’s additionally losing its relative strength in the export market. One of the key reasons behind
Bangladesh Accord is wrong model for legal accountability in fashion industry
The Bangladesh Accord, a legally binding agreement between brands and trade unions set up in the wake of the Rana Plaza collapse, was set to expire
