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Industries invest big time in solar to combat energy crunch - Vimarsana News

Industries invest big time in solar to combat energy crunch

Amid a power supply crunch triggered by severe energy shortages and a fear that power tariff may go further up in coming days, industries in Bangladesh are increasingly turning to solar plants to meet a part of their electricity needs. Some entrepreneurs are also installing sophisticated energy-efficient equipment to reduce power consumption.

Compliance, new markets, diversification – EPB finds key to $80b export - Vimarsana News

Compliance, new markets, diversification – EPB finds key to $80b export

From expansion of the export basket with potential items to exploring new markets to environmental compliance in manufacturing goods are all that the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) thinks will help Bangladesh go the extra mile in achieving its target to export $80 billion by 2024. The EPB also suggests introducing a cold chain warehouse service at the third terminal of Hazrat

Garment exporters fear drop in order amid global inflation - Vimarsana News

Garment exporters fear drop in order amid global inflation

“Made in Bangladesh Summit”, the biggest ever event in the country’s garment sector, will be held in Dhaka in November 

Bangladesh apparel less competitive than Vietnam's - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh apparel less competitive than Vietnam's

Vietnam's fashion industry on the ten leading indices logs at least one score ahead of Bangladesh, while the gaps are 1.5 and 2 respectively on sustainability and political stability

BKMEA wants 42 months instead of 18 to clear stimulus loans - Vimarsana News

BKMEA wants 42 months instead of 18 to clear stimulus loans

The knitwear manufacturers have demanded 42 months’ time, up from the government’s allocated 18 months, to clear the instalments of the Tk 7,500 crore stimulus loans that were given to them in 2020 to pay workers’ salary and allowances.