DHAKA – Swedish retail giant H&M, one of the biggest fashion companies sourcing from Bangladesh, has pledged to maintain a close dialogue with its suppliers and not to seek discounts for orders delayed by the current crisis.
It comes as garment factories and textile mills reopened today in Bangladesh amidst hopes the country is returning to normal after the appointment of an interim government led by Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus.
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