Cotton

Cotton

FILE PHOTO: Women work in a garment factory in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 3, 2020. REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain/File Photo

Bangladesh garment industry short on cotton as floods worsen protest backlog

Bangladesh is a leading global cotton importer due to the size of its textile and garment industry, but the devastating floods mean few trucks and trains have been able to bring supplies to...

Faruque Hassan at a programme organised by Cotton USA on 7 December in Dhaka. Photo: Courtesy

Strengthened Bangladesh-US collaboration holds promising trade opportunities: BGMEA president

John Fay, commercial counsellor of the US Embassy in Bangladesh, speaking at a seminar on Bangladesh – US trade and investment, organised by the Economic Reporters’ Forum (ERF), at its auditorium in Dhaka on Monday (25 September). Photo: Courtesy

Duty-waiver can raise annual cotton apparel exports to US by up to $800m: Expert

Aman Mill is the only Sustainable and Renewable Energy Development Authority (SREDA) accredited spinning mill in Bangladesh. Photo: Courtesy

'Your waste is my gold': Aman Spinning Mill's footprint in sustainable yarns

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Bangladeshi apparel makers invite Indian traders to invest in non-cotton textiles

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Fire at Sitakunda cotton factory under control after 20 hours

Former commerce minister Tipu Munshi. File Photo: Collected

Duty-free cotton import from USA would benefit RMG: Tipu Munshi

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Cotton farming in the Agriculture 4.0 era

Premium cotton now cheaper, millers stuck with costly stockpile

Premium cotton now cheaper, millers stuck with costly stockpile

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Unctad stresses tapping the full potential of cotton in developing countries

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Why we should weave a better future for cotton

Seventh Cotton Day celebrated in Bangladesh

Seventh Cotton Day celebrated in Bangladesh

A farmer hand-picks cotton in a field in Sirsa, Haryana, India.Photographer: Prashanth Vishwanathan/Bloomberg

The world’s cotton supply keeps shrinking, hit by drought, heat