Sustainability

Recently, Team Apparel Resources sat down with Neyamul Hasan, Country Managing Director, Intertek Bangladesh to discuss some of the dynamics of the current market as well as Intertek’s own development inside the country.

Usha Yarns caters to a diverse clientele comprising prominent global apparel retailers across various segments, from mass retail to high fashion, all sharing a common goal of integrating recycled materials into their products.

The reality in the Indian market is that consumers appreciate sustainability but are often unwilling to pay extra for it. Consumers appreciate sustainability but are often unwilling to pay extra for it.

This survey from Apparel Resources looks at the visibility and empowerment of women in the RMG industry in Bangladesh and how the findings can help the industry address the major concerns regarding women workers.

Bangladesh, the second-highest apparel exporter in the world, has made tremendous strides on the sustainability front within the RMG industry.

Officina39 provides comprehensive solutions spanning from garment pre-treatment to finishing, including processes like denim laundering, textile finishing in dye houses and yarn manufacturing.

Apparel Resources looks into the challenges that the textile industry faces when it comes to recycling and the technological breakthroughs needed to find solutions to textile waste management.

Although Bangladesh RMG industry’s major thrust is on cotton and growing focus is on MMF, still companies like Beximco, Mahmud Group, Azim Group, Sparrow Group are using fabrics like hemp and banana.

Increasingly, brands and buyers are stipulating precise requirements, including the use of recycled cotton or circularity, the adoption of green production facilities, energy conservation and the implementation of wastewater recycling measu