6:11 am, Tuesday, 28 July 2026
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Businesses demand enhanced security for industrial units
The country’s business leaders on Sunday called for enhanced security measures for factories and vehicles transporting goods on roads and
Textile millers demand low-cost loans to pay wages
Textile millers have urged the government to provide low-interest bank loans to cover wages and utility bills for July, aiming
US fashion firms diversifying sourcing beyond Bangladesh
Fashion companies in the United States are diversifying their sourcing beyond China, Vietnam, and Bangladesh to manage rising geopolitical risks,
Bangladesh’s trade deficit hits $20b in July-May
Bangladesh’s trade deficit reached $20.22 billion for the July-May period of the financial year 2023-24, according to Bangladesh Bank. Initially
ETI urges buyers, suppliers to adjust working patterns
The Ethical Trading Initiative, a platform of trade unions, NGOs, and companies, has urged global buyers and Bangladeshi factory owners
Nike urged to settle worker debt before Olympic spend
On the eve of the Olympics, human rights advocates and major Nike investors urged the sportswear giant to pay $2.2
Bangladesh’s RMG factories resume production
Bangladesh’s all export-oriented readymade garment factories reopened on Wednesday after a four-day closure, which began on Saturday, due to unrest
Bangladesh’s RMG factories reopen Wednesday
The country’s export-oriented readymade garment factories will resume operations on Wednesday following a four-day closure due to unrest over the
Bangladesh sees decreased orders as global brands shift to near-shoring strategies
Global clothing brands and retailers are increasingly adopting near-shoring strategies, leading to a surge in demand for inspections and audits
Maersk introduces new China-Bangladesh ocean shipping service
Danish shipping and logistic company AP Moller-Maersk (Maersk) has launched a new ocean shipping service between China and Bangladesh to
