7:51 am, Tuesday, 10 November 2026
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Automation may displace 60pc of Bangladesh’s RMG workforce
Automation could displace 60 per cent of the workforce in Bangladesh’s readymade garment and textile sector from their traditional roles
Global fashion brands profiting from fear, exploitation in Myanmar
IndustriALL Global Union has filed complaints against three major garment brands – Next, New Yorker and LPP – at the
2025 Global Fashion Summit theme: ‘Barriers and Bridges’
Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) has officially announced the theme for Global Fashion Summit: Copenhagen Edition 2025: ‘Barriers and Bridges’. Under
Formalise textile waste business to prevent unrest: experts
Experts on Tuesday emphasised the need for a textile waste (jhut) management policy in Bangladesh, highlighting that the informal nature
Bangladesh’s export earnings surge by 20.65pc in October
Bangladesh’s export earnings in October 2024 recorded a double-digit increase of 20.65 per cent, reaching $4.13 billion. According to data
Call for global collaboration to drive sustainable practices
The Global Fashion Summit, the international forum for sustainability in fashion, hosted a special Shanghai Gala edition on November 7
GFA Monitor 2024 highlights fashion’s complex path to sustainability
The fashion industry’s path to sustainability is both complex and ongoing, as highlighted in the 2024 edition of The GFA
Investors optimistic about denim subsector despite challenges
Local and global investors in Bangladesh’s readymade garment sector saw strong prospects for growth and improvement in denim subsector, despite
Bangladesh achieves 230 green factories with new addition
Another apparel and textile factory in Bangladesh has recently been awarded a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification
Long-term career prospects for female RMG workers at risk
Experts and labour rights campaigners on Monday said that the long-term career prospects for female workers in Bangladesh’s garment industry
