BANGLADESH DYE MARKET BOOMS AMIDST TEXTILE AND CLOTHING EXPANSION
December 1st, 2008
BY PAUL COCHRANE
BANGLADESH'S US$100 million annual dye and associated chemicals market has reported double digit growth over the past three years on the back of the rapid expansion in the ready made garments and knitwear sectors.
"Bangladesh is a growing market for dyeing, especially since 2005 as more factories are opening," said Wohid Uddin Mahmud, managing partner in Technocrat Enterprise, agent for textile dyeing, washing and laundry machines for Italy's Flainox, the US's X-Rite and South Korea's DaeLim Starlet.
The number of garment factories in ...
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