India and Sri Lanka have several key trade agreements specifically focusing on the apparel and textile sectors, aimed at promoting bilateral trade and investment in these industries.
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SM Mannan (Kochi), the new President of the BGMEA, in conversation with Apparel Resources, talks about how his focus will remain on upholding BGMEA’s vision while exploring new opportunities and collaborations to ensure the sustainability
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There are more than 800 garment accessories and packaging material factories in Bangladesh which have about US $ 1 billion worth of direct exports.
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In this special segment of AO Debate, we present to you two different perspectives of industry experts on how India can boost its apparel exports through trade agreements, diversified product portfolio and so on.
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As the competition in the industry intensifies, there is an increased focus on effective monitoring and management of product development.
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In a wide-ranging interview with Apparel Resources (AR), former Governor of Bangladesh Bank, Salahuddin Ahmed, discusses a number of issues facing the country.
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With the election of a newly elected board for the 2024–2026 term, the Bangladesh Garment Buying House Association (BGBA) has embarked on a new era.
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The Government of India has taken a transformative approach enabling integrated planning and synchronised implementation of multi-modal and last-mile connectivity across the country. Be it the thrust on improving infrastructure like launchi
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The benefits of India-UAE’s CEPA to the textile sector shall be an additional increase in exports projected at US $ 2 billion over the next five years. Notably, duty-free exports for the upcoming five years is projected at US $ 650 millio
