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Govt forms RMG wage board

The government on Sunday formed minimum wage board to review the wages of the readymade garment workers through appointment of owners’ and workers’ representatives of the RMG sector to the board. The government took the initiative to review the minimum monthly wages of workers and employees five years after the …

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Export competitiveness project still in slow lane after 6 years

The commerce ministry’s Export Competitiveness for Jobs (EC4J) project, which aims to expand Bangladesh’s export basket, has once again failed to meet its deadline and become costlier due to slow implementation. The Tk 941 crore project has seen only 25 per cent progress following its previous six-year completion schedule, according …

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EU’s RMG import from Bangladesh saw 35.69% growth in 2022

Apparel import to the European Union (EU) – the largest destination for Bangladesh’s readymade garment (RMG) – witnessed an encouraging growth of 35.69% to $22.89 billion in the last calendar year, up from $16.87 billion in 2021. The European Statistical Office (Eurostat) published their latest import statistics compiled by the …

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BGMEA: EPZ Labour Act should be amended

The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) wants to amend the Bangladesh EPZ Labour Act to allow for trade unions and other worker rights, which is also favored by US and European Union (EU) officials. The garment industry’s governing organization believes that all sectors should have equal rights and …

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Export earnings to drop as buyers change sourcing strategy

The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association has apprehended that the export earnings’ growth might decline in March as global buyers changed their sourcing strategy due to geopolitical tensions and production plan in apparel factories were being disrupted. BGMEA president Faruque Hassan at a press conference on Saturday held at …

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