garment exports to US
Garment exports to US show signs of recovery
Garment export to the United States, Bangladesh’s single largest market, is showing signs of a rebound on the back of a revival of the world’s largest economy, consumers opening up their wallets, and falling inflation.
Garment exports to US dropped 25% last year
Garment exports to the US, the biggest market for Bangladeshi products, declined by around 25 percent year-on-year to $7.28 billion last year for a slowdown in imports by American fashion retailers and brands due to high inflationary pressure.
US cotton GSP scheme could be win-win
Bangladesh’s garment exports to the US can increase anywhere from $400 million to $800 million annually if the American government offers a “cotton GSP scheme”, according to a study.
Garment exports to US show signs of recovery
Garment export to the United States, Bangladesh’s single largest market, is showing signs of a rebound on the back of a revival of the world’s largest economy, consumers opening up their wallets, and falling inflation.
Garment exports to US dropped 25% last year
Garment exports to the US, the biggest market for Bangladeshi products, declined by around 25 percent year-on-year to $7.28 billion last year for a slowdown in imports by American fashion retailers and brands due to high inflationary pressure.
US cotton GSP scheme could be win-win
Bangladesh’s garment exports to the US can increase anywhere from $400 million to $800 million annually if the American government offers a “cotton GSP scheme”, according to a study.