Ukraine war dampens garment trade
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, major companies such as Mango, Zara, and H&M have paused operations in Russia, resulting in a 25 percent drop in
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, major companies such as Mango, Zara, and H&M have paused operations in Russia, resulting in a 25 percent drop in
Bangladesh, despite being the world’s second-largest producer of readymade clothes, mostly exports low-cost garments, according to FBCCI President Md Jashim Uddin, who also stated that
Apparel exporters have demanded continuation of services given by customs bond commissionerates of the National Board of Revenue without imposing any penalty and causing harassment
September 28, 2020: A local online platform for trading garment items was launched yesterday to help international suppliers and retailers meet exporters directly and facilitate
September 3, 2020: Garment exporters have started seeing revival of demand, which in turn has increased capacity utilisation to around 60-80 per cent. Companies said
As retailers face a shutdown in US and Europe, the cascading affect has caused mass cancellation of orders in Bangladesh More than $2.6 billion worth
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, major companies such as Mango,
Bangladesh, despite being the world’s second-largest producer of readymade clothes,
Apparel exporters have demanded continuation of services given by customs
September 28, 2020: A local online platform for trading garment
September 3, 2020: Garment exporters have started seeing revival of
