The United States has finalized a new trade agreement with Bangladesh that reduces tariffs on Bangladeshi exports to 19%, while offering zero-tariff access for certain textile and apparel products. The move is expected to strengthen global supply chains and expand hiring opportunities in export-driven industries.
Bangladesh is one of the world’s largest garment exporters, and improved tariff conditions are likely to increase export volumes, encouraging companies to expand production, logistics operations, and international sourcing activities.
Lower import tariffs reduce procurement costs for international brands and retailers, enabling businesses to expand sourcing operations and scale manufacturing partnerships. This can lead to increased recruitment in supply-chain management, global procurement, trade compliance, and logistics roles across multinational companies.
Growing export demand typically results in new hiring across textile manufacturing, warehouse operations, international shipping, and export-import services. Jobseekers with skills in logistics coordination, international trade documentation, production supervision, and quality management may see rising global employment opportunities.
As international trade expands, companies increasingly require interns and entry-level professionals trained in supply-chain analytics, international business, and export operations. Students pursuing careers in commerce, logistics, fashion manufacturing, or global business management can benefit from internships and early-career roles created by export growth.
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Reuters: Bangladesh secures reduced 19% US tariff, exemption for some apparel
NDTV: US Cuts Bangladesh Tariffs By 1%, Zero Reciprocal Tariff On Certain Goods
U.S. Trade Representative Fact Sheet: US‑Bangladesh Reciprocal Trade Agreement Fact Sheet
Economic Times / Reuters summary: Bangladesh secures reduced 19% US tariff and exemption for apparel
Investing.com: US to cut tariff rate to 19% on Bangladesh imports
