China-Bangladesh rate surge delaying non-critical imports

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China-Bangladesh rate surge delaying non-critical imports

Bangladesh Special Correspondent | Dec 07, 2020 7:00AM EST
Bangladeshi shippers are struggling with higher freight rates on imports from China, but garment and raw material users have to bear the expense because of deadlines to ship finished goods to buyers.
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