Between December 2025 and May 2026, NBR recorded commercial imports
worth BDT 1,976,678,541
(4,531,240 kg) under this chapter,
across 33
of its 37 tariff lines.
The remaining 4 recorded no commercial
import in that window.
Month
Lines with imports
Net weight
Assessable value
December 2025
25
713,809 kg
BDT 338,575,339
January 2026
24
872,224 kg
BDT 426,357,523
February 2026
28
843,942 kg
BDT 406,198,481
March 2026
24
841,572 kg
BDT 428,647,903
April 2026
29
683,700 kg
BDT 201,801,310
May 2026
26
575,993 kg
BDT 175,097,985
The largest lines by assessable value in
May 2026:
58013600
— Chenille Fabrics Of Man-Made Fibres, Nes — BDT 92,603,486
58043000
— Hand-Made Lace In Pieces, In Strips Or In Motifs — BDT 25,258,965
58041000
— Tulles And Other Net Fabrics — BDT 17,573,287
58042900
— Mechanically Made Of Lace Of Oth.Textiles In Piece,In Strips Or In Motifs — BDT 14,134,612
58012600
— Chenille Fabrics, Of Cotton — BDT 5,790,129
Bonded imports. A further
BDT 50,799,609,656
(38,660,724 kg) entered under the bonded-warehouse
regime over the same months — duty-free inputs imported against an
undertaking to re-export them.
That is 96.3% of everything
imported under this chapter: most of this trade never pays the
duty rates shown above.
Import figures: NBR Import Statements (IM-4 commercial, IM-7 bonded),
December 2025 – May 2026. Assessable value is the customs value
on which duty is charged, not the retail or invoice price.