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Multiple woes take the fluff off cotton spinning mills - Vimarsana News

Multiple woes take the fluff off cotton spinning mills

Yarn spinners are in a rut with low realisations and spiralling costs squeezing profit margins

Yun Sheng BD to invest $89m to set up first composite factory in Mongla EPZ - Vimarsana News

Yun Sheng BD to invest $89m to set up first composite factory in Mongla EPZ

Chinese company Yun Sheng BD Co Ltd will invest $89 million to establish a composite factory to produce textile, garments and accessories in Mongla Export Processing Zone (EPZ).

Dr. Julfikar Ali honored with a prestigious literary award at the 'Bangali Literary Award-2023' - Vimarsana News

Dr. Julfikar Ali honored with a prestigious literary award at the 'Bangali Literary Award-2023'

Dhakatimes24 is Leading online Bangla newspaper in Bangladesh. We provide 24X7 base update news.You can found here entertainment, politics, international, business news

Convertible Garments - Vimarsana News

Convertible Garments

Read article about Fashion stands among those few industries which are ever-evolving. Its evolution is characterised by adaptation of new trends and creativity which keeps fashion creators on their toes. Whenever certain stagnation creeping in the field of fashion is sensed, there always comes up an idea that either rejuvenates or revolutionises or redirects the journey of fashion evolution. Whenever it happens, the demand for fashion goods only accelerates further. One such innovative idea is convertible or transformable garments. and more articles about Textile industary at Fibre2Fashion

'Why don't RMG owners pressurise buyers instead of workers?' - Vimarsana News

'Why don't RMG owners pressurise buyers instead of workers?'

Despite the five-year minimum wage review cycle, there seems to be no preparation on the factory owners’ end