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    Threats Sl. No - Threats Weigh T Rating (1-5) Weighte D Score Comments/ Justification

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    The document summarizes 4 threats facing the garment industry in Bangladesh. 1) Pressure from government and buyers' organizations to improve worker safety and conditions has increased costs for manufacturers, reducing profit margins. 2) International human rights groups are advocating for better wages and working conditions, which may lead buyers to impose new requirements without raising prices. 3) The US withdrew trade preferences due to concerns about worker rights, creating new challenges for manufacturers. 4) As a small cotton producer, Bangladesh relies on imports, creating long-term uncertainty over cotton supply that threatens the industry.

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    The document summarizes 4 threats facing the garment industry in Bangladesh. 1) Pressure from government and buyers' organizations to improve worker safety and conditions has increased costs for manufacturers, reducing profit margins. 2) International human rights groups are advocating for better wages and working conditions, which may lead buyers to impose new requirements without raising prices. 3) The US withdrew trade preferences due to concerns about worker rights, creating new challenges for manufacturers. 4) As a small cotton producer, Bangladesh relies on imports, creating long-term uncertainty over cotton supply that threatens the industry.

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    The document summarizes 4 threats facing the garment industry in Bangladesh. 1) Pressure from government and buyers' organizations to improve worker safety and conditions has increased costs for manufacturers, reducing profit margins. 2) International human rights groups are advocating for better wages and working conditions, which may lead buyers to impose new requirements without raising prices. 3) The US withdrew trade preferences due to concerns about worker rights, creating new challenges for manufacturers. 4) As a small cotton producer, Bangladesh relies on imports, creating long-term uncertainty over cotton supply that threatens the industry.

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    Threats Sl. No - Threats Weigh T Rating (1-5) Weighte D Score Comments/ Justification

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    The document summarizes 4 threats facing the garment industry in Bangladesh. 1) Pressure from government and buyers' organizations to improve worker safety and conditions has increased costs for manufacturers, reducing profit margins. 2) International human rights groups are advocating for better wages and working conditions, which may lead buyers to impose new requirements without raising prices. 3) The US withdrew trade preferences due to concerns about worker rights, creating new challenges for manufacturers. 4) As a small cotton producer, Bangladesh relies on imports, creating long-term uncertainty over cotton supply that threatens the industry.

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    THREATS

    Sl. Threats Weigh Rating Weighte Comments/ Justification


    No t (1-5) d Score
    .
    1 The Govt. BGMEA, 0.25 5 1.25 Ensuring safety and security of the
    BKMEA, including buyer’s laborers has to be maintained not
    organization abroad are only for the compliance issue
    exerting pressure for came in the forefront but also a
    ensuring safety and basic human right. For this to
    security of the laborers, ensure the cost of Garment
    and also better working industry has gone up. Buyers are
    condition after the Tazrin not paying any extra CM on this
    havoc and Rana Plaza ground. Ultimately the industries
    tragedy. profit margins are getting low day
    by day, certainly a threat for the
    new entrants.
    2 International citizenry as 0.25 3 0.75 Concern of human rights bodies
    well as human rights are yet a vocal issue. Soon, this
    bodies are becoming may drive buyers to make another
    vocal regarding the poor mandatory issue without raising
    wages of the workers and any CM on to their orders.
    hefty profits of the Ultimate result is extra CM, again
    owners and internal a threat for the new entrants.
    buyers.
    3 The USA has withdrawn 0.25 4 1.00 Keeping apart the trade unionism
    GSP facility on the plea of consequence either good or bad
    worker’s right. for the garment industries in
    Bangladesh, the withdrawn of GSP
    facility pushed the garment
    manufacturer to another hurdles.
    4 We are not a big cotton 0.25 3 0.75 Textile is the backward linkage of
    producing country like Garment Industry and the first
    our neighbors -India and and basic raw materials for Textile
    Pakistan is cotton from which threads are
    produced in spinning mills than
    weaving or knitting and than
    other intermediate process are
    done to forward the fabrics in to
    garment industry. A long run
    cotton import uncertainty will
    always be there as a back-end
    threat.
    TOTAL 1 3.75

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