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Environment

Bangladesh sews sustainability into the fabric of global garment leadership

Bangladesh has emerged as a global frontrunner in sustainable apparel manufacturing, according to a newly published international report that highlights

Bangladesh leads with 248 LEED-certified factories, including Evitex Apparels

Bangladesh’s readymade garment (RMG) sector continues to lead the global shift toward sustainable manufacturing, with Evitex Apparels Limited, a concern

New global apparel initiative launched with Bangladesh, Turkey as pilots

A new global programme, the Apparel and Textile Transformation Initiative (ATTI), was launched in London on June 26, aiming to

30 factories honoured with Green Factory Award 2025

A total of 30 factories across 16 industrial sectors have been awarded the prestigious Green Factory Award 2025 in recognition

Agrochemical producers demand policy support to achieve self-sufficiency

Bangladeshi agrochemical producers have called on the government to introduce urgent policy support aimed at achieving self-sufficiency in local production.

Bangladesh now home to 244 green factories

Bangladesh’s readymade garment sector has continued to advance in sustainable manufacturing, with the number of green-certified factories rising to 244,

$4.8b financing gap threatens Bangladesh apparel industry’s emissions target

Bangladesh’s apparel industry, the second-largest in the world by exports, is at a critical turning point in its quest to

Navana Pharma achieves ISO 14001:2015 certification

Navana Pharmaceuticals PLC has earned the esteemed ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System certification, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and responsible

H&M, Pran, IFC back green energy for RMG sector

In a landmark move to accelerate the transition to renewable energy in Bangladesh’s readymade garment (RMG) sector, H&M Group, Pran

Dhaka seeks 50-year water management masterplan from Beijing

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Friday called on China to formulate a 50-year masterplan to help manage Bangladesh’s extensive