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Ananta Apparels to merge its seven units
Ananta Apparels, one of the leading garment exporters from Bangladesh whose 10 percent shares are owned by Swedish partners and the International Finance Corporation, has seven units in Savar,
BGMEA demands eliminating source tax for at least two years
Bangladesh garment industry owners demand withdrawal of 0.7 percent source tax on export for at least two years to help them sail through choppy waters brought about by the uncertain global
ATSC to introduce unique artisanal offerings from developing countries
The Apparel Textile Sourcing Canada(ATSC) show to be held in Toronto this summer to unveil under one roof all that’s trending in the worldwide industry. The organizers of the show announced
Bangladesh govt to boost exports of diversified jute products
Bangladesh textile and jute ministry to boost exports of goods made from the natural fibre jute has listed 232 diversified jute products. The move comes as many jute goods producers are facing
AEPC called for pragmatic approach to arrest rise of rupee
The Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) an apparel exporters’ body called for a carefully considered strategy and a pragmatic approach to arrest the rise of the rupee. As India’s
Lint trading remained moderate as price remains higher
Trading at the lint market remained thin as prices remained higher and spot rates firm. Better grades of lint remained in demand on the back of depleting stocks and demand for other grades of lint
Bangladesh govt plans to announce package for jute sector development
Bangladesh government for the development of jute sector plans to announce a package by this May. The proposed package will be finalized after discussion with the Ministry of Textiles and Jute. The
Cotton imports to surge 3mn bales record amid rise in rupee
India’s 2016-17 cotton imports set to jump a 3 million bales record with the rise in rupee, making buying overseas cheaper and also braked cotton exports from the world’s biggest
Apparel industry may be hit due to subdued demand from key importing countries
With subdued demand from key importing countries, the growth in apparel export may stay muted for a consecutive year in FY17. According to the Apparel Export Promotion Council’s
Bangladesh plans campaign to explore newer markets for jute products
With Bangladesh facing a setback in its jute export to India, a major destination of the items, the state Minister for Textile and Jute speaking at opening of Jute Diversification Promotion Centre
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