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Surat textile industry sees opportunity as Bangladesh mills announce indefinite strike

“Surat textile industry sees opportunity as Bangladesh mills announce indefinite strike”, IANS, January 28, 2026

“Textile traders in Gujarat’s Surat are expecting a major boost to business following the announcement of an indefinite strike by Bangladesh’s textile mills beginning from February 1 this year.

The strike has been called by the Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA) in protest against the duty-free import of low-cost yarn from India, which has severely affected Bangladesh’s domestic textile industry.

According to industry sources, the influx of cheaper Indian yarn has made it difficult for Bangladeshi mill owners to sustain operations and repay bank loans, pushing the sector toward a shutdown……”

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