BSCI ensures fair working conditions, promotes workers’ rights, and enhances social compliance within global supply chains. It uses audits, training, and continuous improvement to uphold international labor standards.
BGMEA is a key trade association representing the ready-made garment industry in Bangladesh. It advocates for the sector’s growth and development by promoting trade, ensuring compliance with labor standards, and fostering sustainable practices. BGMEA also provides support services, including training and development, to enhance the industry’s global competitiveness.
A Fire License is an official permit issued by the local fire department or relevant authority, authorizing a business to operate after ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations. This license certifies that the premises have been inspected and meet the required standards for fire prevention, safety equipment, and emergency procedures, thereby protecting employees, property, and the public from potential fire hazards.
A Customs Bond License is a permit issued by the customs authorities that allows a business to operate a bonded warehouse or perform other customs-related activities. This license ensures that the business complies with customs regulations and secures a financial guarantee (bond) to cover any potential duties, taxes, or penalties. It facilitates the storage and processing of goods under customs control, providing benefits such as deferred payment of duties and streamlined logistics.
The Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) is a governmental body responsible for promoting and developing exports from Bangladesh. It provides support and services to exporters, including market research, trade information, and participation in international trade fairs. The EPB also formulates and implements policies to enhance the competitiveness of Bangladeshi products in the global market, aiming to increase export volumes and diversify export destinations.
