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Spain was the biggest EU destination for Bangladeshi apparel during the period, with $1.448 billion in shipments, equivalent to 22.51 per cent of the total. Germany ranked second with $1.439 billion, or a 22.37 per cent share, the EPB data showed.<\/p>\n
Bangladesh’s ready-made garment exports to the EU rose 2.79 per cent year-on-year to $6.43 billion in July-October of fiscal 2026-27, EPB data showed.
\nSpain led with $1.448 billion and Germany followed with $1.439 billion; the top five EU markets accounted for two-thirds of exports.
\nOctober exports to the bloc increased 1.10 per cent to $1.53 billion.<\/p>\n
RMG shipments to the Netherlands and Poland also increased, while exports to other EU countries combined declined 1.34 per cent to $1.60 billion. The five leading markets: Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, France and Poland, accounted for two-thirds of Bangladesh’s RMG exports to the bloc, a local media outlet reported, citing EPB data.<\/p>\n
In October alone, garment shipments from Bangladesh to the EU increased 1.10 per cent year-on-year to $1.53 billion, according to the EPB data. Germany was the largest single EU market for the month, ahead of Spain.<\/p>\n
During October, RMG exports to France and Poland declined, while shipments to the Netherlands increased, the data showed.<\/p>\n
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