An Export Oriented Trading Company, Promotes Bangladeshi Products in the Global Market.We Exports Several Categories of Products: Readymade Garments , Leather & Leather Products, Bicyle, Jute & Jute Products, Fruits and Vegetables, Potatoes, Tea, Frozen Fish, Plastic Products, Plastic Scrap, Handicrafts, etc

The main driving force of the economy of a country is the industrial sector. In this regard, the contribution of the garment industry in Bangladesh is the highest. This sector has not only enriched the country's foreign exchange reserves, but also ensured the employment of countless people. . .

Leather industry is a major sector with potential in the economy of Bangladesh. At present there are more than 200 tanneries in Bangladesh and the leather that is produced or processed from there is of very high quality. From the leather industry, Bangladesh receives a lot of foreign exchange every year. . .

The demand for bicycles has been increasing every year in the global markets. Considering health issues on the one hand and environmental friendliness on the other - these two reasons bicycles are gaining popularity among the people around the world, especially in European countries. . .

Jute is considered as a long, supple, glossy fiber, which can be split into rough, strong threads. There are more than 40 species of jute that are generally available; only two types are produced for commercial purposes. These two types of species are usually called as white jute and Tossa or conventional jute. . .

Bangladesh is an agricultural country and moving forward to commercial agriculture. Today, Bangladesh ranks 3rd in rice production, 1st in jute production, 3rd in vegetable production, 7th in tea production, 8th in guava production, 28th in fruit production, and 1st in crop variety production in the world. . .

Potatoes are now one of the most promising crops in Bangladesh. The production income of this crop in the short term is several times higher than other crops. Potatoes are grown on 460,000 hectares of land in Bangladesh. This land has produced about 1 crore 11 lakh 24 thousand 700 tons of potatoes in the current financial year. . .

Tea is the most popular drink worldwide. From the poor men’s cottage to rich men’s mansion, tea has had an irresistible influence. It refreshes us and gives us energy. The quality of tea produced in Bangladesh is world renowned. A total of 158 tea states and 145 tea factories are available in the country. . .

Bangladesh has undergone a revolutionary change in the fisheries sector. Great success in fish extraction and production has brought Bangladesh to a position of glory in the international arena. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) report, Bangladesh ranks third in fresh water fish production, fifth in closed . . .

The plastic industry of Bangladesh is gradually occupying an important place in the global plastic products market. At present, Bangladesh has about 1% of the global annual product market of $570 billion. According to a study by Grand View Research, the global market for plastic products will grow to $721.14 billion by 2025. . .

Plastic recycling business is very popular to many people in the world. To protect the environment from pollution, used plastics are being collected and put into the machines, melt it and produce plastic granules to reproduce plastic products. In Bangladesh, there are around three lakh people involved in this sector. . .

The treasures of folk and handicrafts of Bangladesh are much richer than its size and diversity. The vast repertoire of handicraft includes jamdani, shatranji, metal art, conch art, pottery, oyster art, puppet art, brass-art, bamboo-cane art, shola art etc. Besides Nakshi Kantha, Nakshi Shika, Shital Patti, clay plaques, leaf and straw objects, folk paintings etc. are the signs of folk and handicrafts of Bengal. . .