Apparel Resources spoke with Bangladeshi industry leaders to ascertain whether the country’s RMG industry is equipped to deal with the changing trade environment in the wake of US tariffs and the strategies they are using to get ahead.
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In a major policy shift, India pulled the plug on a key transshipment facility that once allowed Bangladesh to route export goods to other countries. Bangladesh, even before India’s move, halted yarn imports from India via land ports, cit
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Though its apparel exports to the US currently stand at US $ 4.69 billion, India is preparing to rapidly scale that number. Not only does India have the manufacturing capability, but it is also moving swiftly on the diplomatic front to seiz
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More than 16 small and medium-sized textile and apparel companies have gone public this year, seeking funds for expansion and growth. These companies deal in a variety of products including basic textiles, recycled yarn, apparel and so on.
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India-Sri Lanka textile collaboration: Insights from Suchira Surendranath, Director, Brandix India
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.