Abstract:
This research explores the supply chain management (SCM) practices at Global Freight Links Ltd. while investigating Bangladesh's supply chain problems that affect the Ready-Made Garments (RMG) sector. The major barriers to SCM success stem from poor infrastructure together with political instability and disturbances from both natural disasters and economic changes. The qualitative investigation reveals high logistics expenses combined with Chittagong Port congestion and suboptimal transportation systems as well as a shortage of qualified staff among the most critical weaknesses. The economic risks are increasing because global buyers are changing their sourcing locations because of supply chain doubts. The existing SCM issues in Bangladesh have solutions that can be achieved through digital infrastructure implementation with policy modernization and logistics system updates. The recommendations prioritize investments in port facilities together with AI applications for market analysis as well as training of labor forces and better business partnerships between producers and international customers to achieve efficient pricing, sustainable operations and economic sustainability. The research aims to provide valuable findings that benefit those invested in Bangladesh garment chain sustainability along with policy creators and scientific scholars monitoring industry resilience.
