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Why do you think BD's export to India dropped? And what measures to take to increase it?
@Nilgiri
BD exports to China have gone up 4 fold since 2010 when the tariff barriers came down.
China is set to become the next multi-billion dollar export market for BD.
Why do you think BD's export to India dropped? And what measures to take to increase it?

Quite simply within existing framework of goods allowed to trade (and/or are competitive) India's internal economy of scale is expanding faster than the rate that BD can expand its own competitiveness of those products. The basic force for this is the large trickle down effect happening in India right now for basic goods and even some intermediate goods (given Indian labour pool and current prevailing underemployment). To fight those forces, BD needs to negotiate to expand the envelope (after developing scale of industry in such areas in the first place) or accelerate its own competitiveness in the existing products it sells to India at faster rate than internal Indian producers can (esp taking into account tariffs, logistics addition to it). With Indian GST kicking in, close markets to BD (WB, NE) will come under further stress for BD exporters unless there is qualitative and better attention paid to these issues by BD (if it really wants to get into Indian market)....and also more importantly implementation.....but it will need case by case detailed sector study of whatever the export basket of BD is to India and what real sunrise industries in BD the envelope can be expanded to on back of BBIN and such.
Best of luck. They have moved to economic level (but maintaining physical distance of human capital and history) they can grant you this buffer to play inside...India cannot and will not for good number of years....our basic jobs come first and foremost while we still doing a basic transition in massive hinterland.
Why do you think BD's export to India dropped? And what measures to take to increase it?
We used to sell a lot of high quality tires and batteries in India but they imposed NTBs
The best thing for Bangladesh to do is to close off Bangladesh for Indian products citing NTB reasons like anti-dumping and concentrating to protect our own markets. Let Indians run to the WTO if they want....

hmmm always though BD and India largely compete at almost the same niche when it comes to Export products although India had more broader range products.
So when India starting to increasing their low base manufacturing products the chance is India will largely depends on their own production instead of importing. Bd cant into commodities products because of lack natural resources nor large area to cultivate land for basic agri products like sugar cane, corn, palm oil or wheat or rice to offset the decreasing in trading.

hmmm always though BD and India largely compete at almost the same niche when it comes to Export products although India had more broader range products.
So when India starting to increasing their low base manufacturing products the chance is India will largely depends on their own production instead of importing. Bd cant into commodities products because of lack natural resources nor large area to cultivate land for basic agri products like sugar cane, corn, palm oil or wheat or rice to offset the decreasing in trading.
Another news-
Export to India drops after two years
http://www.thefinancialexpress-bd.com/2017/07/12/76653/Export-to-India-drops-after-two-years
These two news demonstrate who Is a sincere trade partner of us.
Business with banya is not easy. -Proverb
The reason behind the drop in exports to India is the protectionism they impose through various trade barriers to safeguard their homegrown low quality products.
India imposing anti-dumping duty on yet another Bangladeshi item
An example would be, their electronics industry where the local companies like videocon, bpl fell from being the market leaders to forgotten brands as soon as the Korean and Japanese giants penetrated the Indian market in the 1990s.
Can you please just stop already with all your nonsense. You are spewing factually wrong information as usual.![]()
What can you expect from Indo maid.Can you please just stop already with all your nonsense. You are spewing factually wrong information as usual.![]()

LoL little research will backing up my statesment, BD basic products actually the ones suffer the most when India starting to producing the same item at much more mass scale. And Bangladesh is incapable to offer other products to offset the decreasing value of total bilateral trade between India and Bangladesh.
the items the news @Species mentioned is actually had very small percentage when comparing to largely total value of decreasing exports of BD to India. And please dont bring South Korean and Japan into topics as what Bangladesh producing and exporting to India is not the same with what Korean and Japan produce
http://www.infodriveindia.com/india-trading-partners/bangladesh-imports.aspx
Now if we talk about the products like garments, leather/footwear, pharmaceuticals, jute products where Bangladesh is a direct competitor for India, the Indians know that due to the better quality and cheap price of Bangladeshi goods
Wait, Pharma ?