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Is Bangladesh’s growth story quietly unravelling on jobs?

Despite booming exports, Bangladesh’s manufacturing jobs reportedly fell by about 1.4 million in a decade, with the labour squeeze reportedly being one of the sharpest in the RMG sector.
As per a study, automation slashed labour needs: workers per $1 million of garment output reportedly dropped from 220 in 2013 to just 94 in 2024, boosting productivity but freezing job growth.

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Australia’s apparel imports fall, textiles rise in July-Nov 2025

Australia’s textile and apparel imports showed a mixed trend in July–November 2025, with apparel imports falling 2.40 per cent amid weak consumer demand, while textile imports rose 6.34 per cent on steadier manufacturing needs.
Exports of textile fibres edged lower, reflecting softer global prices and inventory adjustments in key Asian markets, despite brief monthly rebounds.

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Canada Goose reshuffles leadership to drive global growth

Canada Goose Holdings Inc. announced leadership changes to support global growth.
Daniel Binder becomes president, Asia Pacific while remaining chief transformation officer.
Niclas Ekerot joins as SVP, Global Stores.
Jonathan Sinclair steps down from Asia Pacific but stays on regional boards, while Carrie Baker will oversee North America on an interim basis following Ana Mihaljevic’s exit.

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Germany’s Puma appoints Nadia Kokni as senior global marketing leader

Puma has appointed Nadia as its most senior global marketing leader, overseeing brand strategy, creative direction and global communications worldwide.
With senior roles at JD Sports, H&M, Adidas, Tommy Hilfiger and most recently Hugo Boss, she joins as Puma sharpens product storytelling and innovation focus.
Nadia replaces Richard Teyssier and will work closely with chief brand officer Maria Valdes.

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Budget 2026: Outpriced India can still weave threads of power

Union Budget of India: India’s textile sector, a major economic contributor, is facing tough competition. However, global supply chain shifts present a strategic chance for India to grow. Government initiatives and upcoming budget allocations aim to boost competitiveness. This sector can drive exports, create jobs, and strengthen India’s position in global trade.

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Textile, apparel exports hit by US tariffs: Industry tells Parliament panel

Indian textile exporters foresee a significant drop in orders. A 50% decline is expected in early 2026. This follows steep US tariffs imposed earlier. American buyers are seeking alternative suppliers. Exporters face reduced price competitiveness and supply chain issues. Diversification efforts are underway but face challenges. The industry awaits government relief measures.

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