Bangladesh'S Clothing Export Growth Is Difficult To Solve Energy Spanport Problems

Because Pakistan Serious floods, and Sri Lanka. European Union Cancellation of import duty free concessions, many European and American clothing list is facing Christmas demand. It is very likely that the order will be spanferred to Bangladesh.

According to the government of Pakistan, the flood in 2010 will make Pakistan state. tailoring Recession 7 to 10%;

On the other hand, imports from Sri Lanka to the European Union will give European importers more than 12.5% of their taxes.

However, Abdus Salam Murshedy, President of Bangladesh Garment Manufacturersand Exporters Association (BGMEA), Bangladesh, said that the energy shortage in Bangladesh, coupled with the serious delays in the operation of raw materials and exports in Chittagong, will make it impossible for Bangladesh garment industry to grasp this business opportunity.

A president also said that although the garment export industry in Bangladesh has continued to grow well, if the energy problem can be solved, the garment export industry in this country can grow by more than 15%.

Because of the serious floods in Pakistan and the cancellation of the duty-free preferential tariff in Sri Lanka by the European Union, many European and American clothing sheets are facing Christmas demand, and it is very likely that the order will be spanferred to Bangladesh.

According to the Pakistan government's estimate, the flood in 2010 will make the garment industry in Pakistan decline 7 to 10%.

On the other hand, imports from Sri Lanka to the European Union will give European importers more than 12.5% of their taxes.

However, AbdusSalamMurshedy, President of Bangladesh Garment Manufacturersand Exporters Association (BGMEA), Bangladesh, said that the energy shortage in Bangladesh, coupled with the serious delays in the operation of raw materials and exports in Chittagong, will make it impossible for Bangladesh garment industry to grasp this business opportunity.

A president also said that although the garment export industry in Bangladesh has continued to grow well, if the energy problem can be solved, the garment export industry in this country can grow by more than 15%.