More industrial unrest in Bangladesh, more opportunity for India
Chaos has gripped Bangladesh’s supply chains, with strikes on rail networks and transport operators threatening ...
Bangladesh is doing all it can to keep its garment industry secure in the face of international concern over terrorism.
But along with security, its exporters also face congestion and delays.
This week, the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association and the country’s home minister met with European retail association Accord to assure foreign companies their supply chains would be provided with security between the factories and the airport.
Accord said that more than 200 of its members would continue to source garments from the country.
However, Bangladesh ...
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