Which countries use ‘Made in Bangladesh’ furniture?

Bangladesh's furniture export hit a historic-high of $110 million last fiscal year thanks to its spiralling demand in the international markets.

The amount is 39 per cent higher than the previous fiscal year's $79 million and a whopping 255 per cent higher than 2012-13 fiscal year's $31 million.

In the last fiscal year, Bangladesh shipped furniture to 62 countries, according to data of the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB).

The highest amount of the goods—worth over $55 million—was sent to the USA while Japan stood second in the list with over $17 million.

France—the third biggest export destination for Bangladeshi furniture—took home $10 million worth of the furnishings last fiscal year, according to EPB data.

In South Asia, India is the biggest importer of Bangladeshi furniture with around $4 million and Bhutan second with $240,000.

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Middle Eastern people also love Bangladeshi furniture. Saudi Arabia leads here by taking $2 million worth furniture from Bangladesh and the United Arab Emirate second with $275,267.

From Europe, not only France, the UK, Norway, Poland and Sweden imported around $1 million worth furniture in FY 22.

People starting from Russia to football-loving Brazil, Argentina, Spain, Italy, Chile, Columbia also use Bangladeshi furniture.