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MoC pushes NBR to end bond on 10-30 count cotton yarn imports

The Ministry of Commerce in Bangladesh asked the National Board of Revenue (NBR) to withdraw bonded warehouse facilities for the
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Bangladesh spinning mills seek policy backing to stay competitive

Workers and employees in Bangladesh’s spinning sub-sector have urged the government to provide urgent policy support to help mills survive
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Govt decides to ban yarn imports through land ports

The government has decided to impose a ban on yarn imports through land ports, citing concerns over under-invoicing, which is
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BTMA demands withdrawal of yarn imports via land ports

Bangladesh’s textile millers on Monday demanded the withdrawal of yarn imports through land ports, citing concerns over illegal and misdeclared
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Bangladesh ushers in Bengali New Year with festive celebrations

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Bangladesh garment output down up to 30pc amid energy crisis

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BGMEA rejects overcapacity, forced labour allegations in US probe

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FY27 budget aims beyond growth, targets inclusive economy: minister

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ME conflict weighs on Bangladesh apparel, threatens orders

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Bangladesh, UK ink MoU to boost PPP cooperation

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NASSA Group factory to reopen on April 8

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AmCham urges tax harmonisation to improve investment climate

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Bangladesh RMG slips in US while footwear, travel goods surge

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PSAC launched under Bangladesh PM to bridge policy-business gap

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