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Next's response to Beximco Group factory closures

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We are not actively working with any factories in the Beximco Group and have not had a business relationship with any of their sites since 2019, therefore on this occasion we have no comment to provide on the changes occurring within their organisation.

Garments workers protest for due wages in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on March 16, 2021

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Bangladesh: Beximco Group closes down 16 textile factories, laying off 40,000 workers; incl. co. responses

Bangladesh: Beximco Group closes down 16 textile factories, laying off 40,000 workers; incl. co. responses