Trade Associations of Bangladesh

Bangladesh CNG Machineries Importers Association represents importers of CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) machinery and equipment in Bangladesh. Based at Akram Tower in Bijoy Nagar, Dhaka, the association serves businesses importing CNG conversion kits, CNG cylinders, compressors, dispensers, and related equipment used in the natural gas vehicle sector. Bangladesh has one of the largest CNG vehicle fleets in the world, making CNG machinery and equipment a significant import category. The association works to promote equipment safety standards, quality certification, technical compliance, and favorable import policies for CNG machinery importers. Sectors: CNG machinery, CNG conversion kits, natural gas equipment, vehicle conversion, gas equipment import

26, 27, 27/1, Green City Regency (9th Floor), Kakrail, Dhaka-1000.

Bangladesh Cellophane Merchants Association represents merchants and traders of cellophane and packaging film products in Bangladesh. Based in Nayabazar, Dhaka — a traditional wholesale commercial area — the association serves businesses dealing in cellophane films, wrapping materials, transparent packaging films, and related packaging supplies. Cellophane and packaging films are used across Bangladesh's food, textile, and consumer goods industries. The association works to promote fair trade practices, quality standards, and favorable import policies for cellophane merchants. Sectors: Cellophane, packaging films, wrapping materials, packaging supplies, transparent films

Bangladesh Cellular Phone Accessories Importers and Merchants Association (BCPAIMA) represents importers and merchants of cellular phone accessories in Bangladesh. Based at Sundarban Square Super Market in Gulistan, Dhaka, the association serves businesses importing and trading mobile phone chargers, earphones, cases, screen protectors, power banks, and other mobile accessories. With Bangladesh's rapidly growing mobile phone user base, the mobile accessories market has expanded significantly. The association works to promote product quality standards, consumer protection, fair trade practices, and favorable import policies for cellular phone accessories importers and merchants. Sectors: Mobile phone accessories, chargers, earphones, mobile cases, power banks, electronics trading

Bangladesh Cement Manufacturers Association (BCMA) is the national trade organization of Portland Composite Cement (PCC) and Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) products manufacturers and exporters in Bangladesh. Registered in 1998 (Reg. C-433(10)/1998, T.O License No. 26/98), BCMA currently has 31 member companies with 10 executive directors headed by a president. The association represents the cement manufacturing industry in policy discussions, promotes quality standards, facilitates export growth, and works with government agencies to support the sector's development. Bangladesh's cement industry serves both domestic demand and export markets, with BCMA playing a key role in industry advocacy and coordination. Sectors: Cement manufacturing, construction materials, cement export

Bangladesh Cement Traders' Association (BCTA) represents traders and distributors of cement products in Bangladesh. Based at Dhaka Builders on Kazi Alauddin Road in Bangshal, Dhaka, the association serves businesses engaged in wholesale and retail distribution of cement — a critical construction material for Bangladesh's rapidly growing infrastructure and real estate sectors. The cement trading sector connects cement manufacturers with construction companies, contractors, and individual consumers. The association works to promote fair pricing, quality assurance, distribution efficiency, and favorable trade policies for cement traders across the country. Sectors: Cement trading, cement distribution, construction materials, building supplies

Level 6, MHK Terminal, 110, Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Dhaka-1209

Bangladesh Ceramic Manufacturers & Exporters Association (BCMEA) is a Trade Organization approved by the Ministry of Commerce and registered by the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms (Reg. No. T-520). Established in 1992, registered in 2002, it represents manufacturers and exporters of ceramic tableware, pottery, tiles, sanitary ware, bricks and other ceramic products in Bangladesh. Founded: 1992 Members: 70 members, 14 board members Sectors: Ceramic tableware, tiles, sanitary ware, pottery Data source: Official website (bcmea.org.bd). Updated July 2026.

Bangladesh Ceramic and Glassware Importers Association represents importers of ceramic and glassware products in Bangladesh. Based at Shapla Plaza on Mitford Road in Dhaka, the association serves businesses importing ceramic tableware, glassware, sanitary ware, tiles, and other ceramic and glass products for domestic and commercial use. The ceramic and glassware import sector serves Bangladesh's hospitality industry, household consumers, and construction sector. The association works to promote quality standards, fair import policies, product safety, and favorable tariff structures for ceramic and glassware importers. Sectors: Ceramic import, glassware, tableware, sanitary ware, tiles, construction materials

25/1, Abdul Hadi Lane, Bongshal, Dhaka-1100 636469

1, Patuatuly Lane Chasma Market (1st Floor), Dhaka-1100. 01765541455, 01911360622 (President), 01677539123

Bangladesh Chemical & Dyestuff Manufacturers & Exporters Association (BCDMEA) represents the chemical and dyestuff manufacturing and export sector of Bangladesh. Located at Skylark Point in Bijoy Nagar, Dhaka, the association serves companies producing industrial chemicals, dyes, pigments, and related products for both domestic and export markets. The chemical and dyestuff sector is a critical input industry for Bangladesh's textile and garment export sectors, providing essential dyes and chemicals for fabric processing, dyeing, and finishing. BCDMEA works to promote quality standards, environmental compliance, technology adoption, and export growth in the chemical and dyestuff industry. The association advocates for member interests in policy discussions, supports compliance with international chemical safety standards (including REACH and other regulations), and facilitates market access for Bangladeshi chemical and dyestuff products. Sectors: Chemical manufacturing, dyestuff, pigments, industrial chemicals, textile chemicals, chemical export

Bangladesh Chemical Importers and Merchants Association (BCIMA) represents importers and merchants of chemical products in Bangladesh. Based at The Emporium on Mirpur Road in Shaymoli, Dhaka, the association serves businesses importing and trading industrial chemicals, raw materials, and chemical products used in manufacturing, agriculture, textiles, pharmaceuticals, and construction. The chemical import sector is critical for Bangladesh's manufacturing industries, providing essential raw materials for textile dyeing, pharmaceutical production, agricultural inputs, construction materials, and consumer goods. The association works to promote fair import policies, quality standards, safe chemical handling, storage regulations, and favorable tariff structures for chemical importers and merchants. Sectors: Chemical import, industrial chemicals, chemical trading, raw materials, chemical distribution

1 No. Mitford Road (3rd Floor), Babu Bazar, BCDS Bhaban, Dhaka-1100. 01913-625427

C/o. S.M. Traders 77/2, Moulavi Bazar, Dhaka-1100

Bangladesh Cloth Merchants' Association (BCMA) represents merchants and traders of cloth and textile fabrics in Bangladesh. Based at Skyline Gold Plaza in Kalirbazar, Narayanganj — a major textile trading hub near Dhaka — the association serves wholesale cloth merchants dealing in woven fabrics, cotton textiles, synthetic fabrics, and other textile materials. Narayanganj is one of Bangladesh's most important textile and garment manufacturing centers, and the cloth trading sector connects textile producers with garment manufacturers and retail markets. The association works to promote fair trade practices, quality standards, price stability, and favorable policies for cloth merchants. Sectors: Cloth trading, textile fabrics, wholesale textiles, fabric merchants, textile distribution

Bangladesh Coal Traders Association represents traders and distributors of coal in Bangladesh. Based at Rahman Mansion in Motijheel, Dhaka, the association serves businesses engaged in wholesale and retail distribution of coal for industrial, commercial, and domestic use. Coal is an important energy source for Bangladesh's brick kilns, textile factories, and industrial boilers. The association works to promote fair pricing, quality standards, supply chain efficiency, and favorable trade policies for coal traders across the country. Sectors: Coal trading, coal distribution, energy supply, industrial fuel, brick kiln fuel

Bangladesh Coal/Coke Importers' Association represents importers of coal and coke in Bangladesh. Based in Banani, Dhaka, the association serves businesses importing coal, metallurgical coke, and other solid fuels for industrial use. Bangladesh imports significant quantities of coal and coke to fuel its brick kilns, textile factories, steel mills, and power plants. The association works to promote quality standards for imported coal, fair import policies, efficient customs procedures, and favorable tariff structures for coal and coke importers. Sectors: Coal import, coke import, solid fuel, industrial energy, energy import

BCSA Bhaban, 38, Purana Paltan, Dhaka- 1000. 223382932, 223350957, 223351250 info@bangladeshcoldstorageassocia tion.com [email protected]

Bangladesh Computer Continuous Sheet Manufacturers Association represents manufacturers of computer continuous sheet (also known as continuous feed paper or computer paper) in Bangladesh. Based in Nayabazar, Dhaka, the association serves companies producing continuous feed paper, computer forms, and related printing stationery used in dot matrix printers, billing systems, and data processing. Computer continuous sheet manufacturing supports Bangladesh's office supply, banking, telecommunications, and retail sectors where continuous feed printing is still used for invoices, receipts, and reports. The association works to promote manufacturing quality, product standards, technology adoption, and favorable policies for continuous sheet manufacturers. Sectors: Computer continuous sheet, continuous feed paper, computer forms, printing stationery, office supplies

Bangladesh Computer Samity (BCS), popularly known as BCS, was formed three decades ago with a vision to become the guiding light of the Bangladesh ICT sector and safeguard the interest of all industry stakeholders. With its relentless and sincere service since its inception in 1987, BCS has established itself as the apex ICT trade organization in Bangladesh. BCS started with 15 member companies in 1992 and now has 3,676 ICT companies as its members (as of March 2024), with 11 branches across Bangladesh. Founded: 1987 Members: 3,676 ICT companies Branches: 11 across Bangladesh Sectors: ICT, computer hardware, software, IT services Data source: Official website (bcs.org.bd). Updated July 2026.

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House No-7, 3rd Floor, Road No-3, Nikunja 2, Dhaka-1229

Bangladesh Consumer Products Manufacturer and Marketers Association (BCPMMA) represents manufacturers and marketers of consumer products in Bangladesh. Based at Shezan Point on Indira Road in Farmgate, Dhaka, the association serves companies producing and marketing fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) including food products, beverages, personal care items, household products, and other consumer goods. The consumer products sector is a significant part of Bangladesh's manufacturing economy, serving both domestic consumption and export markets. The association works to promote product quality standards, fair marketing practices, consumer protection, brand development, and favorable policies for consumer product manufacturers and marketers. Sectors: Consumer products, FMCG, food manufacturing, personal care, household products, consumer goods marketing