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How spinning sector strain is putting Bangladesh's RMG might at risk

29 Nov '25
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How spinning sector strain is putting Bangladesh's RMG might at risk
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  • Bangladesh's spinning sector is reportedly facing severe pressure from soaring costs, volatile cotton prices, and a surge in cheap yarn imports, even as industry leaders warned of potential shutdowns, risking millions of jobs.
  • In view of the existing scenario, stakeholders sought urgent support—gas price cuts, incentives, and anti-dumping measures to stabilise the sector.

Bangladesh’s spinning sector sits at the heart of the country’s textile value chain, powering an apparel engine that ranks second only to China on the global stage.

Industry insiders often describe it as the backbone of the nation’s garment industry, and they mean it literally: without a strong spinning base, the famed value addition that fuels Bangladesh’s export story simply collapses.

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