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Bangladesh exports 729 kinds of item to different countries: Commerce Minister

byCT Report
16/02/2017
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DHAKA: Bangladesh exports 729 items to different countries of the world. “Bangladesh usually exports 729 kinds of products abroad,” Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed told the Jatiya Sangsad (parliament) while replying to a question from Treasury Bench member.

The major export items comprise knitware, oven garment, home textile, jute and jute products, leather and leather products, frozen shrimp, dry foods, vegetables, fruits, medicine products, plastic products, handicrafts, carpets, terry towels, shoes, ceramics, bicycles, electric products, engineering equipment, furniture, ships, etc, he told the House in reply to a tabled question from Khandker Azizul Haque Arzu of Pabna-2 constituency.

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He said Bangladesh imports cotton, yarn, clothe, onion, salt, garlic, rice, edible oil, milk, fruits, sugar, paper, colour, fuel, ship, iron products, motorcycle, motor vehicle, tyre, machineries, iron and steel, electronics products, plastic products, fertilizer, organic chemical, chemical substance, optical, photographic, medical or surgical machineries, coal, mineral products, cement clinker, mobile phone, etc.

The minister also informed the House that Bangladesh usually imports products from 154 countries.

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