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The acquisition of Contract Decor International (CDI) a 23 year old company is the hospitality industry’s most respected source for high-quality, custom-manufactured window treatments and bedcovers by Valley Forge Fabrics, 40 year old family owned and operated company and the world’s largest supplier of decorative textile products for the hospitality industry. , will expand Valley Forge Fabrics’ offerings to include vertical window fabrication solutions from decorative textile to install.

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Bangladeshi home textile entrepreneurs despite challenges like European Union’s GSP facility to Pakistan and current political turmoil are lured to make more investment in the sector due to the growing global demand for local home textile products. A good number of home textile manufacturers such as Unilliance Textile, Mom Tex, Fariha Group, Pakiza Group and Sad Musa have already invested millions of taka in new factories and expansion of their existing capacity.

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Bangladesh home textile sector faces negative growth during the first two months of the current fiscal year 2014-15. The major factors which count for blocking the growth of country’s potential home textile exports are European Union GSP facility for Pakistan, appreciation of the local currency against the US dollar and recent political turmoil.

According to Jahangir Alamin, President of Bangladesh Textile Mills Association, Bangladeshi-made home textiles are lagging behind Pakistan in terms of cost-competitiveness, one of the major causes of setback.