11:43 pm, Sunday, 26 April 2026
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Bangladesh could see lower US tariffs with shrinking trade deficit
The United States has assured that it may reduce the imposed 20 per cent tariffs on Bangladeshi products if the
BEPZA to set up fund ensuring worker wages in closed factories
Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) is planning to establish a fund to ensure payment of wages and benefits to
South Asia Trade Fair 2025 to open in Dhaka on Sept 18
The ‘South Asia Trade Fair – 2025’ will be inaugurated on September 18, at the International Convention City Bashundhara in
Weak governance, poor coordination threaten implementation of NDC 3.0
Bangladesh has set out its most ambitious climate plan yet under Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 3.0, but its success faces
Businesses, experts urge postponement of LDC graduation amid macro risks
Businesses and experts have called on the government to consider seeking a deferral of Bangladesh’s graduation from the Least Developed
BGMEA moves to streamline social audits with unified code of conduct
Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) has launched an initiative to streamline social audit practices and develop a unified
US apparel tariffs hit decades-high 26.4%, reshaping market, straining retailers
The sharp escalation of the US tariffs on imported clothing is reshaping the country’s apparel market, driving up costs, reducing
Experts urge immediate negotiations to safeguard garment trade
Bangladesh must urgently prepare and engage in negotiations with its major export destinations as the country’s readymade garment (RMG) sector
Govt warns RMG factories to repay worker wage loans or face legal action
The government has warned that it would take strict legal action against owners of garment factories that fail to repay
UK retailer NEXT accused of anti-union action in Sri Lanka
The UK retail giant NEXT has been accused of escalating anti-union activity in Sri Lanka after halting wage payments to
