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Tag: Bangladesh Garment Factory

September 5, 2024

‘Outsiders’ Blamed for Disruption as Bangladesh...

Bangladeshi workers launched protests for a third consecutive day outside about 130 garment factories on Tuesday to demand higher wages, marking the first such action in the country’s all-important ready-made garment sector since an interim government took office last month.

November 3, 2023

Factories Close as Bangladesh Police Clamp...

Street protests by Bangladeshi garment workers who want higher wages have turned violent while hundreds of factories have shut down, crippling the industry that is an engine of the country’s export economy.

June 20, 2023

Bangladesh Garment Factories Strive to Reduce...

Bangladesh’s apparel industry has made progress in transitioning to greener production by cutting electricity and water usage as well as reducing carbon emissions in churning out clothes for foreign markets, manufacturers and authorities said.

March 6, 2020

Coronavirus Spins Yarn of Trouble for...

Bangladesh’s garment industry, the engine of the South Asian nation’s economy, has suffered huge losses with disruptions in the supply chain of fabrics imported from China as a result of the novel coronavirus outbreak, factory owners and economists said Thursday

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