How many garments factory in bangladesh

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Top 50 Garment Manufacturers in Bangladesh Merchandising. Fig: Garment manufacturer list in Bangladesh.

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December 7, at am. December 13, at pm. August 28, at pm. MS Kabir. December 20, at pm. December 25, at pm. Kamrul Hasan. January 5, at pm. If any body need accessories pls call us. Kamrul July 17, at pm. August 5, at am. All washing Dry prosse sub—contrec. August 11, at pm.

Phone no Best regards Sohel onin textiles. August 17, at pm. We are label suppliers we supply all kind of label woven, flexo, screen print , heat seal, thermal etc If you need any kind of label Please contract us. August 29, at pm. Khawaja Javed. September 14, at pm. Anamul Haque. October 4, at pm. Md Mohasin Alam Mollah.

November 2, at am. Please Contac November 11, at pm. November 30, at pm. Best Regards Sajib December 2, at am. Emarul islam. December 21, at pm. Rifath Ahmed. Best Regards Rifath Ahmed. February 15, at pm. February 28, at pm. The apparel industry of Bangladesh started its journey in the s and has come to the position it is in today.

The late NuroolQuader Khan was the pioneer of the readymade garment industry in Bangladesh. He had a vision of how to transform the country. In , he sent trainees to South Korea where they learned how to produce readymade garments. With those trainees, he set up the first factory "Desh Garments" to produce garments for export. Following their footsteps, other prudent and hardworking entrepreneurs started RMG factories in the country.

Since then, Bangladeshi garment industry did not need to look behind. Manju Khatun, who became a supervisor after receiving training, can now afford sending her children to school. Manju Khatun, a mother of two, became a supervisor at DBL Group in after attending the training program. He is also a worker at DBL. GEAR builds on a successful pilot that trained female sewing operators and other workers in 28 factories. An assessment of the pilot showed that 60 percent of the trainees received a promotion offer within weeks of completing the training.

The program also boosted productivity: efficiency gains rose on average five percentage points on production lines led by trained supervisors. Two horrific accidents in the garment industry led the country to improve safety conditions. Those initiatives, plus others, have helped make the industry more attractive to foreign investors.

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