October 2023 - Bangladesh Textile Journal | News and Analysis | Research Articles

07/10/2023

Decline in reserves during September is disastrous

In September of this year, the foreign exchange reserves of the country experienced a significant decrease, exceeding 2 billion dollars. This rapid de

05/10/2023

Renewcell expands the CIRCULOSE® Supplier Network to 116 members, increasing the marketplace for textiles made with CIRCULOSE®

Renewcell, the leader in textile-to-textile recycling at scale, announces the expansion of the CIRCULOSE® Supplier Network (CSN) to 116 members, marki

05/10/2023

Three scientists won the Nobel Prize in Physics

Three scientists have won the Nobel Prize in Physics this year. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sweden has announced the names of three scientists as Nob

05/10/2023

Three researchers won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Three scientists have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry this year for their groundbreaking work in quantum dot technology, which has revolutio

05/10/2023

Ethiopia Emerges as Africa’s Textile Hub for the World

Ethiopia is emerging as an attractive garment manufacturing destination due to its stable democracy, rapid economic growth, and abundant cheap labor.

05/10/2023

Aquapak appoints Tom Barrett as Chief Operating Officer to support global growth

Aquapak Polymers Ltd, which specialises in polymer-based material technologies that can deliver both performance and environmental responsibility at s

04/10/2023

RMG minimum wage is not enough to lead a healthy life: Development Partners

Bangladesh’s international development partners have expressed concern that the minimum wage of Tk 8,000 for garment workers, introduced five ye

04/10/2023

EGCB wish to complete another plant of 100 MW solar power

The Electricity Generation Company of Bangladesh Limited (EGCB) is poised to establish an additional 100MW solar power facility in Sonagazi upazila of

04/10/2023

UK retailers seeks more security

Criminal activity within UK retail stores is experiencing a concerning uptick, with incidents such as assaults on and injuries to workers on the rise.