Bangladesh Garment Industry Export Subsidy Amount Of 8 Billion 700 Million 7 Thousand Million Da Card

During the period, the Ministry of finance of Bangladesh allocated 20 billion Dhaka to the central bank as a subsidy for various industries. According to the statistics of Bangladesh central bank, the total 16 export industries of Bangladesh totaled 18 billion 400 million Dhaka (1 US dollars to about 74 Dhaka dollars) in the 2010 to 2011 fiscal year. Cash subsidy 。

The amount of subsidy for each project is as follows:

Allowance for clothing industry: 8 billion 700 million 7 thousand Wanda card

Allowance for frozen food: 3 billion 7 thousand Wanda card

Allowance for leather and leather products: 1 billion 600 million 9 thousand Wanda card

Allowance for agricultural products: 400 million 5 thousand Wanda card

Allowance for agricultural processing products: 700 million 3 thousand and 100 Wanda card

Hogla and Khor products subsidy amount: 100 million 3 thousand and 800 Wanda card

Poultry, bicycle manufacturing and light industries are non subsidized export projects.

The country will allocate 19 billion Dhaka to 15 export industries from 2011 to 2012, and provide 3 billion subsidy. jute And export of jute products.

The government has recently released 11 billion of its projects to various projects as a subsidy for the first 6 months of this financial year.

The subsidy amounts to 5% to 20%. The subsidies for each project are as follows:

New products and new markets (in addition to the United States, Canada and the European Union ) 2%

Textile industry 5%

Small and medium-sized garment factory 5%

Potato export industry 20%

Agricultural products and agricultural products 20%

Bicycle manufacturing 15%

Poultry industry 15%

Hogla, Akher Chobra and Khor products 15% to 20%

Minor engineering 10%

Liquid glucose 20% manufactured in Iswardi processing area

Muslim meat industry 20%

Leather manufacturing 15%

Frozen food and marine industry 10%

Shipbuilding industry 5%

Finishing leather industry 4%

Plastic bottle manufacturing 10%

Jute industry 10%

Abdus Salam Murshedy, chairman of the Bangladesh Exporters Association, said that if the government expects the export industry to maintain its current growth rate, the government will have to increase the subsidy amount again.