RMG Export

RMG Export

A garment worker inside the sewing section of a garment factory in Ashulia, on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 19 April 2025. Photo: Fatima Tuj Johora/Reuters

RMG exports fear order loss as US buyers 'sit on the fence' over tariff shifts

Beyond the freeze in new orders, the tariff—imposed by President Donald Trump after the US Supreme Court scrapped reciprocal tariffs—has triggered renegotiations on existing shipments

Bangladesh’s dependence on imported fabrics — often from China — creates supply chain bottlenecks and increases costs. Photo: TBS

Garment exports to EU fall 4% in seven months amid tougher competition

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Textile mill shutdown threat raises alarm over RMG exports ahead of polls

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Why EU diplomacy, not delayed graduation, is key for Bangladesh's apparel future

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Bangladesh forced to cut RMG prices to stay afloat in EU market

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RMG exports enter EU 'digital passport' era; factories must adopt by 2027

File photo of workers at a readymade garment factory in Dhaka. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

RMG exports from Saidpur drop 50% 

More RMG buyers flock to Bangladesh after Trump tariff on China, India

More RMG buyers flock to Bangladesh after Trump tariff on China, India

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BGMEA, Textilepages.com partner to enhance digital presence of Bangladeshi garment exporters

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Bangladesh cannot assume India's northeast is a captive market

Speakers raise the alarm on 37% US tariff while addressing a programme in the capital's Uttara on 19 April, 2025. Photo: Courtesy

Apparel exporters warn of $250m monthly hit if US tariff not fully withdrawn

Fahmida Khatun, executive director of the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD). Sketch: TBS

Bangladesh must engage with US policymakers for tariff reduction

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RMG exporters struggle as rise in 'open costing' by buyers cuts profits