Bangladesh's Garments And Garment Accessories Are Self-Sufficient.

Bangladesh has no longer rely on other countries for garment accessories such as buttons, zippers, hooks, rubber bands, because at present, The People's Republic of Bangladesh It has been able to produce enough quantities. clothing Excipients.

Bangladesh garment accessories Department has been developing for a long time. Bangladesh was completely dependent on it since the early 90s. Imported So far, it has been able to meet local needs.

Chowdhury, chief consultant of the corrugated box and accessories manufacturers and Exporters Association (BCCAMEA) in Bangladesh, said: "almost 96-97% of garment accessories is currently produced locally, which supports our country's clothing and clothing department. Several international purchasing agencies, such as Penny's department store, Haines Moelis Company, WAL-MART and Pierre Cardin, have appointed local manufacturers of accessories for their products. Therefore, it can be said that Bangladesh has achieved self-sufficiency in the production of garments and garment accessories.

In explaining the growth of Bangladesh's garment accessories department, Chowdhury said: "in 1989, when our association began to operate, there were only a few member units. But up to now, we have about 1000 member units representing 2 billion US dollars. 80% of our turnover is related to the clothing industry, and the rest comes from other sectors, such as food. Our member units have produced 30-35 buttons, rubber bands and other products, and we no longer rely on the import of any excipients. The clothing accessories Department contributed 12-15% to the country's clothing department.

Turning to the growth prospects of industry, Chowdhury said: "as clothing and clothing exports rise, our department has also achieved good results. We set a goal of $12 billion for garments and accessories in 2018. "

If the government takes measures to support the development of the industry, the garment accessories department can be promoted again. "We need policy support from the government, which can help the sector grow again. The government should give incentives because we are currently a competitive industry. High bank interest rates and rising natural gas and electricity costs have restricted the growth of our industry. The government's support will make our industry more competitive and will help us increase exports. "