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LNG move threatens Bangladesh mills

By February 27, 20171 Min Read
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Textile mills in Bangladesh fear losing their competitiveness following the government’s move to use LNG in the manufacturing sector. This was observed by Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA) President Tapan Chowdhury, while addressing a press conference in connection with the upcoming DTG-2017 trade show.
The Bangladesh Government is planning to set up an LNG terminal, which will supply imported gas to the industry. Chowdhury feared that this move to use LNG will increase the production costs of textile mills. He observed that the industry is yet to get a clarification on the pricing, but which was 14 per unit, which could hit hard the spinning industry. DTG 2017 kicked off from February 23 in Dhaka with a total of 1,000 machinery manufacturers from 33 countries, taking part in the trade show. 
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