64 news articles tagged with "Pharma Export"
Jackfruit prices in Gazipur have surged up to Tk 1,000 per fruit at season end, from Tk 10 during peak season, exposing the absence of processing infrastructure for Bangladesh's national fruit.
Beacon Pharmaceuticals reported a strong financial performance for FY26, with profit doubling to Tk 1.94 billion on a 31% increase in sales. The company has announced plans to invest Tk 2.5 billion in a new oncology production facility.
Bangladesh's pharmaceutical industry may see some opportunities from the latest US tariff adjustment that grants zero ad valorem tariff on certain pharmaceutical products from eligible jurisdictions, but industry leaders say immediate benefits are limited because local manufacturers do not produce the highly specialised drugs covered.
Bangladesh's labour market in Malaysia faces renewed pressure as BAIRA alleges 'planned conspiracy' using fake demand letters and misinformation to undermine the recruitment process.
Bangladesh has expressed interest in boosting fisheries and livestock cooperation with Italy, with State Minister Tuku meeting Italian undersecretary at FAO headquarters in Rome.
The 18th BRICS summit produced a 140-point declaration but columnist asks whether the bloc is underperforming in translating economic weight into institutional outcomes.
Citizens for National Interest (CNI) has opposed the proposed 765 kV Indian electricity transmission corridor through Bangladesh, demanding reciprocity and sovereignty safeguards.
India has proposed forming a B2B task force to strengthen trade cooperation with Bangladesh, as Indian deputy high commissioner meets FBCCI administrator to discuss bilateral commercial ties.
The WTO World Trade Report 2026 warns that eroding the multilateral trade system could cost global GDP up to 10%, with LDCs facing the heaviest losses. Bangladesh's LDC graduation makes the stakes critical.
Norwegian police are investigating Telenor for allegedly aiding crimes against humanity in Myanmar by sharing customer data with the military regime, with HQ raided and sanctions violations suspected.
PM Modi has pitched India as a global semiconductor hub, offering $13 billion in incentives under Semicon 2.0 and urging global tech firms to invest in a 'reliable' location.
The WTO's World Trade Report 2026 warns that failure to strengthen the global trading system could reduce global output by 10%, with LDCs facing disproportionate GDP losses of 10.6%.