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Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association President Faruque Hassan has asked London-based inspection, testing, certification company Intertek to join hands with BGMEA to promote Bangladesh’s apparel industry globally.
He made the call when a delegation of Intertek led by its regional managing director for South Asia Sandeep Das called on him at his office at Gulshan in Dhaka on Wednesday. BGMEA Vice President Miran Ali was also present on the occasion, said a press release.
They had discussions over issues pertaining to the apparel industry of Bangladesh, global market situation, demand, and trends.
They talked about how Intertek could play a more important role in addressing consumers’ need for safety and product quality in line with international and domestic regulations.
They also discussed how Intertek could better support garment factories in Bangladesh to ensure their products adhere to the highest safety standards and also remain globally competitive.
Faruque Hassan invited Intertek to actively participate in the “Made in Bangladesh Week” scheduled to be held in Dhaka in November 2022.
He said Intertek, as a multinational assurance, inspection, product testing and certification company, is a witness to the impressive strides made by Bangladesh’s garment industry over the years in the areas of workplace safety, environmental sustainability, compliance and ethical manufacturing issues including hygiene, health and safety, waste management, workers’ welfare.
Faruque Hassan urged Intertek to share the industry’s achievements, which they have found during their first-hand audit, with international buyers. Intertek’s Country Business Line Leader Neyamul Hasan, Head of Business Assurance Shoriful Islam, Head of Sales and Business Development Mainul Hasan Jony, Senior Manager Aliza Sultana were also present at
the meeting.
