In the 2012-13 fiscal year, the export of Bangladesh clothing products to India increased by about 37% to $75 million, due to the exemption and exemption of some textile products to the India market.

　　 India Bangladesh's exports to India increased by 55 million US dollars in the 2011-12 fiscal year after tariff concessions for the 46 most sensitive textile products began in September 2011.

In the last fiscal year, Bangladesh knitwear exports exceeded US $14 million, an increase of about 12% over the previous fiscal year of about $13 million.

　　 The People's Republic of Bangladesh The president of the association of garment manufacturers and exporters (BGMEA) said that because of the large population and the large middle class consumers, Bangladesh has bright prospects for exports to India.

He said that India's demand for Bangladesh products is very high, such as trousers, shirts, blouses, skirts, children's clothing, cotton pajamas and jeans, so Bangladesh clothing exports to India are growing.

During this period, woven fabrics clothing Exports of US $61 million increased by more than 42%. compared with us $42 million in the previous fiscal year.

In the 2012-13 year, Bangladesh's total exports to India increased to about US $564 million, an increase of more than 13% over the previous fiscal year of 498 million US dollars.

The Bangladesh High Commission in India said in a statement that Bangladesh garments and garments had significantly increased exports to India.

Of Bangladesh's exports to India, textile fibers, gauze and woven fabrics account for about 24% of exports, followed by other man-made textile products, accounting for about 14%.