Hungary And Bangladesh Textile And Clothing News

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< p > February 3rd, according to data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (2012) November, Hungary's retail sales decreased by 4.1% compared with the same period a year earlier. Sales declined mainly due to sales of food and beverage and cigarette shops, gas stations, furniture stores, electrical appliance stores, bookstores, computer equipment stores and monopoly stores.

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Last year, from 1 to September, Hungary's retail sales also decreased by 2% over the same period last year. P

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< p > last November, the turnover of Hungarian retail stores, mail order companies and online shopping was 692 billion Fulin (about 2 billion 471 million euros); from 1 to November, the retail revenue was 7 megabyte 416 billion (about 26 billion 486 million euros).

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< p > in non food retailing, turnover decreased by 7.7% in November compared with the same period a year earlier. Sales of furniture and electrical appliances stores declined significantly by 16.2%, and books, computer equipment and other specialty stores also declined by 8.7%; < /p >

< p > textile garments and shoe shops declined by 7% and 2.3% respectively.

Sales of cosmetics stores (4.4%), medicines and medical supplies stores (4.1%), secondhand goods stores (0.7%) all grew, and mail order and online shopping sales grew by about 23.6%.

From 1 to November, non food retail revenues also decreased by 3% over the same period last year.

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< p > in November last year and from 1 to November, the revenues of Hungarian petrol stations decreased by 1.1% and 3% respectively compared with the same period a year earlier.

Last year in November and 1 to November, the spare parts store of steam turbine decreased by 6.2% and 2.5% respectively compared with the same period last year.

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< p > < strong > Bangladesh: we will examine 500 enterprises < /strong > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "_blank" > strong > dress > /strong > /a > < > > fire measures.

< p > Bangladesh has more than 500 unauthorized clothing enterprises. They have not installed any fire-fighting measures.

Su Feian, Minister of the Ministry of labor and employment, said the government will inspect these enterprises and insist that they comply with rules and regulations.

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< p >, she said, the Ministry of labor and employment requested the Central Bank of Bangladesh (Bangladesh Bank) to relax the provision of funds for clothing workers to build dormitories.

When she met with representatives of two major clothing associations, she said that the two associations were Bangladesh clothing manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) and Bangladesh knitwear manufacturers and Exporters Association (BKMEA).

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The main purpose of the P meeting was to emphasize the importance of installing fire protection measures in garment factories, as 7 women workers died in a recent fire at Smart export garments Co., Ltd. (an unauthorized clothing factory).

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Mr. Salim Osman, President of the Bangladesh knitwear manufacturers and Exporters Association (BKMEA), urged the Bangladesh government to set a deadline for strengthening the fire protection measures of the unauthorized clothing factories instead of requiring them to close the factory immediately, as these factories also contributed to the country's export and earning foreign exchange. P

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< p > < strong > Bangladesh requires India to supply 1 million 500 thousand bales of cotton per year, < /strong > /p >

(P) Bangladesh asks India to promise to supply 1 million 500 thousand bales of cotton a year to ensure its fast growth in the cotton industry.

India frequently prohibits exports of cotton, curbing exports of agricultural products and restraining domestic prices, leading to criticism from India's long-term buyers.

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< p > Bangladesh commerce minister Ghulam Muhammed Quader said in an interview with reporters that the agreement is expected to be reached within 2-3 months.

Ready-made clothing accounts for 80% of Bangladesh's total exports.

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< p > official estimates suggest that about 35-40% of imported cotton in Bangladesh comes from India.

Cotton exports are often influenced by lobbying by interest groups, such as farmers wishing for better prices, while industry wants to supply at a low price.

India banned cotton exports for the two time in two years to ensure that there are enough cotton in the domestic textile industry.

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< p > this paction will mean that if India prohibits cotton export in any year or prohibits the export of cotton, if it has exported 1 million 200 thousand bales of cotton to Bangladesh, then India must further export 300 thousand bales of cotton to Bangladesh.

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< p > he said that the agreement was almost finalized and should be signed in the next 2-3 months after further negotiations.

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< p > in the month of April -11, India's exports to Bangladesh surged 55% to 3 billion 160 million US dollars, compared to 2 billion US dollars in the same period in 2011.

However, about 25% of the total exports were < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > cotton < /a > and yarn, to 700 million US dollars.

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