Focusing on diversity and quality can increase denim export
According to the US Department of Commerce, Bangladesh is currently the third-largest denim exporter to the United States after Mexico and China with a market
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Lofty invested woven sector pursues for better ROI
Although the textile industry of Bangladesh started with woven sector, its market share in export is lagging behind now. Woven sector faced the most difficult
Discord in Accord: A new regime of Social Compliance & its monitoring system
Recently, Bangladesh has earned the recognition to be the most compliant in the textile industry. But, a few years back the situation was different. Especially,
Green management system can ameliorate businesses by reducing costs
Global brands prioritize me for my green factories, and I get preference to others: Humayun Kabir Salim, Managing Director of Khantex Fashion Ltd. said at
Ethical manufacturers cry out for ethical pricing
Bangladesh is the second-largest RMG exporter in the world after China. According to BGMEA, Bangladesh has the highest number of green apparel factories in the
Access to New Market & Product Diversification Can Hit $50 Billion Target
Textile today arranged a webinar titled ‘’New Context, New Leadership’ in the episode of TexTIMe presented by COATS on 01 August 2021. The Panelists: Syed
Sustainable chemicals can save resources and money
COVID-19 has disrupted the global supply chain of the textile industry. The demand and price of garments have come down and the prices of raw
Recognizing sustainability in the new context
Sustainability denotes meeting the present needs without compromising the future needs of natural, social and economic resources. The sustainability practices of manufactures is an imperative
Creating competitive advantage for RMG
It was long been claimed that the competitive advantage in RMG for Bangladesh was of “cheap labor” comparing to other manufacturing countries. Being a labor-intensive
Working together to regain exports
Bangladesh’s apparel industry, the lifeline of the economy with an 83% contribution to exports, has passed the gloomy year 2020. In its over 35 years
