Bangladesh is a South Asian country bordered by the economic powerhouses India and China.

In 2022, Bangladesh imported products worth $65.7 billion globally and exported products worth $63.4 billion to the world.

The top 10 imported products by Bangladesh in 2022 were refined petroleum (15%), scrap iron or steel (2.9%), raw cotton (2.9%), palm oil (2.7%), synthetic filament yarn woven fabric (1.9%), coal, including solid fuels made from coal (1.8%), telephone equipment, including smartphones (1.7%), soybeans (also 1.7%), mixed fertilizers (1.5%), and woven fabrics other than warp-knit fabrics (1.4%). These major import commodities accounted for about one-third (33.5%) of all goods imported by Bangladesh.

Bangladesh's largest export product is highly concentrated: clothing or accessories, accounting for over 85% of the total exports of this densely populated Asian country.

The most valuable export products of Bangladesh are knitted or crocheted T-shirts and vests (14.4%), non-knitted and non-crocheted men's suits, including trousers (13.7%), knitted or crocheted sportswear or pullovers (12.8%), non-knitted and non-crocheted women's clothing (10.6%), knitted or crocheted women's clothing (6.6%), non-knitted and non-crocheted men's shirts (4%), knitted or crocheted women's underwear and nightwear (2.7%), knitted or crocheted men's shirts (2.2%), non-knitted and non-crocheted men's coats and jackets (2.2%), and knitted or crocheted men's suits (2.2%).

Bangladesh trade data consists of every maritime transaction record between Bangladesh and all global trading companies, including import and export data.

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1. Detailed descriptions of goods are provided.

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4. The weight, quantity, and packaging information, including container numbers, for the traded goods are displayed.

5. Country of origin and detailed port information, including ports of shipment, discharge, and shipping companies, are provided.

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