9:30 am, Tuesday, 10 November 2026
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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
Bangladesh Textile Series of Exhibitions to begin on Sept 10
The 24th edition of CEMS-Global USA’s Bangladesh Textile Series of Exhibitions 2025 will open on 10 September, bringing together three
Experts urge eco-industrial parks to tackle pollution, support growth
Industrialisation in Bangladesh is increasingly constrained by river pollution, air quality deterioration and untreated waste, prompting experts at a high-level
Bangladesh’s export earnings drop by 2.93% in August
Bangladesh’s export sector showed signs of strain in August 2025, with total monthly earnings falling by 2.93 percent compared to
Global report exposes systemic labour exploitation in Bangladesh RMG sector
A new global report has exposed widespread exploitation in Bangladesh’s garment industry, revealing evidence of child labour, forced labour, withheld
Bangladesh reaches 263 LEED-certified factories
Bangladesh has strengthened its position as a global hub for sustainable garment manufacturing, with the total number of Leadership in
Two-thirds of fashion supply chain risks tied to social issues: report
The global fashion sector is facing mounting social risks, with incidents such as forced labour, discrimination, occupational health and safety
Bangladesh hits 261 green factories with three new additions
Bangladesh has added three more readymade garment (RMG) factories to its growing list of internationally recognised green factories, bringing the
Bangladesh needs MMF, premium apparel to compete globally
Bangladesh, the world’s second-largest garment exporter, must accelerate diversification into man-made fibre (MMF) and higher-value products if it is to
