Why do you need import data of Bangladesh?

 


Talking about the economy of Bangladesh, it is an economy based on agriculture. Bangladesh adopted the policy of industrialization to strengthen its economy. There are many fertilizer factories and textile mills in Bangladesh, besides launch factories and aluminium factories in Bangladesh. As a member of SAARC, Bangladesh has signed bilateral deals for trade with India and the European Union. Bangladesh is also a member of the World Trade Organization and GATE and has promoted employment by focusing on its cottage industries. The trade figures show that Bangladesh's international trade was 38.2, of which imports were 23.44 and exports were 14.8.

Economy of Bangladesh

The economy of Bangladesh has made its place as a growing and growing economy in the world. It is known to have the 31st largest purchasing power in the world and the 37th largest by parity. Bangladesh's financial sector has emerged as the third largest financial sector in the Indian subcontinent. As of 2019, the economy of Bangladesh was the seventh fastest growing economy in the world. The economy of Bangladesh has established new dimensions of business by growing rapidly. Among South Asian countries, Bangladesh ranks eighth in the world in terms of population and the fastest growing economy with Bangladesh accounting for 8.3 GDP. If all the figures are aggregated, Bangladesh's imports into the world were around USD 50 billion in 2019. Looking at the economy, if we look at the global level, then Bangladesh has been ranked 8th in the category of imports.

Bangladesh trade data

The information about the imported trade data of Bangladesh is done according to the information given by the customs officials; the database is prepared according to the documents collected by the customs officers. All the information is found under these data

  • Names of importers and their contact details
  • Date of Imported product 
  • Imported product description and its HS code
  • Quantity of shipment of imported product
  • Name of the importing country and its details
  • Price in US Dollar and Taka (As per FOB)
  • Method of shipment of the product such as by air, land or sea

This data is an important step for those who wish to do business in Bangladesh, for which it is necessary to have complete knowledge of these import and export data. With the help of these data, there is a lot of help in doing and doing international business. These data and aggregated data provide insights into the preferences of our customers and the products associated with them.

Information related to customers is obtained from the imported data

  • Gets information about changing demands of customers
  • There may be a selection of markets and routes to import the product
  • It becomes easy to import based on the value of the product.

We provide you simple statistics to view and understand Bangladesh's import and export data so that you can get complete information about the product being imported and imports are done according to the value of the imported products. All these give you available which you get in cheap price.

Bangladesh trade data of its services in terms of BOP is approximately 5,481,674,944.60, and if imports of services in terms of current US dollars and BOP are considered, it is 9,925,426,283.60, this The current import is US Dollar. If we look at the percentage of imports and exports in terms of GDP, the export of goods and services in Bangladesh is 14.80% and imports are 23.44%.

List of the largest trading countries with Bangladesh as a trade

  1. China 15.16
  2. The United States 6.98
  3. India 6.59
  4. Germany 6.19

Bangladesh Imports data

Bangladesh Imports data is a kind of set of imports in which the information about the goods being imported is done through custom shipment and accordingly the product is imported into Bangladesh. Products with this information have been imported by Bangladesh Importers. Bangladesh Import Data report contains all the information related to the import-export business of products. This import data is included on import bills, invoices and other types of commercial documents. In the Bangladesh import data report, we provide complete details and authentic reports of products along the Route Sea, air and dry ports of Bangladesh.

 We provide Bangladesh Import Report with 2,4,6,8 digit HS code and product name and all the information is provided as per the custom made and collected by the customs officers.

Bangladesh import data has many benefits

  • Countries connected to Bangladesh and their associated customs shipment information is available
  • Get information about Bangladesh's import products and get information about customer preferences.
  • This data makes it a competitive advantage tool to understand and study the global market.

Bangladesh Import Database helps in connecting to Bangladesh and other countries

  • Helps in creating new buyers and suppliers globally from the import database
  • Contents of Bangladesh Import Database
  • Bangladesh's import database includes:
  • Shipment date and shipping number thereof,
  • HS code and details of imported products,
  • Product volume, weight,
  • Product price list and units,
  • Currently the rate in USD,
  • Bangladesh Importer Name, Address, Contact Details
  • the name and address of the foreign exporter,
  • foreign ports, foreign countries,
  • Import port name and mode mode
  • Month and year of import. (Data are available as per custom's notification)
  • Major Imported Products of Bangladesh
  • cotton, machinery,
  • mineral fuels and oils,
  • electrical machinery and equipment,
  • iron and steel, plastics, vehicles,
  • man-made staple fibre,
  • animal or vegetable fat
  • Oils and grains.

The list of top import partners of Bangladesh is also as follows

Bangladesh trade data shows that China, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Brazil and Kuwait are among the top importing countries of Bangladesh.

Cotton import in Bangladesh

Bangladesh imports most of the yarn from Central Asia, mainly Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan and sources about 70% of its cotton requirements from these countries. About ten percent is from the United States and the remaining 20% from India, Pakistan, the Syrian Arab Republic, Australia and various African countries.

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