Bangladesh’s 284 LEED-certified units, including 52 of the world’s top 100, keep it a green apparel manufacturing benchmark.
Green factories can cost 20–30 per cent more upfront, yet certification does not assure higher prices, orders or bargaining power.
With buyers widening ESG checks on traceability, emissions and resource use, makers need productivity, technology and efficiency gains.Bangladesh’s 284 LEED-certified units, including 52 of the world’s top 100, keep it a green apparel manufacturing benchmark.
Green factories can cost 20–30 per cent more upfront, yet certification does not assure higher prices, orders or bargaining power.
With buyers widening ESG checks on traceability, emissions and resource use, makers need productivity, technology and efficiency gains.
