Which goods are among Bangladesh’s major exports?

Bangladesh’s economy has shifted significantly over time, moving from a primary reliance on raw materials to a robust manufacturing-based export model. The country's major exports include:

• Garments and Textiles: By the early 21st century, the export value of garments, hosiery, and knitwear had become the most significant component of Bangladesh's foreign exchange earnings, far surpassing traditional sectors.123
• Jute and Jute Products: Historically a cornerstone of the economy, jute remains an important export, with the country serving as one of the world’s leading suppliers of the raw fiber and various manufactured jute goods.134
• Seafood: Frozen fish and shrimp are major contributors to the country's export trade.12
• Agricultural Products: Beyond jute, various agricultural commodities are exported, serving as key sources of foreign exchange.24
• Leather: This is also recognized as a major export commodity for the nation.2

These goods are primarily exported to markets in Europe, the United States, and Canada.2