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Where this data comes from

Every dataset republished in the Bangladesh Exporter Directory, with its origin, retrieval date, record count, cleaning steps and known caveats.

How we treat sources

  • This page is maintained by marketsync global ltd to document where the data in this portal comes from and how it was processed.
  • It records the maintainer's own observations. It is not a certification, an audit result, or an endorsement by Export Bangladesh, Bangladesh Bank, BANGLACRAFT, or BAPA.
  • Certificate fingerprints are recorded to make a later re-pull comparable against the same host identity. A certificate rotates routinely; a changed fingerprint on its own is not evidence of compromise.
  • Every dataset here is a point-in-time snapshot shipped as static content. It is not a live feed, and figures should be confirmed against the originating source before commercial reliance.

Datasets

generated-imagery · 211 records · retrieved 2026-08-02

Generated product illustrations and placeholder catalogue tiles

Produced locally in this project with an image model — not a source dataset

Static image assets bundled at build time; no runtime model calls

Cleaning

  • One unique illustration per catalogue-less exporter (196 images) — no two exporters render the same picture.
  • Each exporter's tile subject is inferred from its own registered name where the name names a product line, otherwise from its registered industry.
  • Images are CDN-hosted through asset pointers; no binaries are committed and no model runs at request time.
  • A shared set of three illustrations per industry is retained as a last-resort fallback for records outside the generated set.
  • Used only where the upstream record has no photograph, or where the exporter publishes no catalogue at all.
  • No HS code, SKU, description, price, capacity or certification is synthesised — generated tiles carry no trade fields.

Caveats

  • These images are illustrative of the industry, not photographs of the exporter's goods, and are labelled that way everywhere they render.
  • They are excluded from every upstream coverage figure on this page; the 269-product count remains source-only.
  • A generated tile must not be used as evidence that an exporter manufactures a depicted item.
  • Name-derived subjects are an inference from a company name, not a product filing — treat a mismatch as expected, not as a data error.

eb-catalogue · 269 records · retrieved 2026-08-02

Exporter product catalogues and logos (names, HS codes, SKUs, photographs)

Export Bangladesh portal (Ministry of Commerce / EC4J)https://exportbangladesh.gov.bd

HTTPS JSON API, one request per canonical exporter id

Cleaning

  • Product names trimmed and de-escaped; empty descriptions normalised to null.
  • Relative media paths resolved against the registry's own media host (ec4-jmedia.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com), confirmed by HTTP 200 on sampled thumbnails.
  • HS codes and SKUs kept verbatim as published — neither is validated against the HS nomenclature.
  • Duplicate product rows within one exporter collapsed on name + thumbnail.

Caveats

  • 70 of the 101 probed canonical exporters publish products (269 items); 97 publish a logo. Absence of a catalogue is an upstream publishing gap, not evidence the exporter has no range.
  • Images are hot-linked to the registry's media host, so a tile can break if upstream deletes an object; broken and missing images render an explicit placeholder rather than a substituted photograph.
  • No MOQ, pricing, capacity or certification data is published on this endpoint.

eb-registry · 115 records · retrieved 2026-08-02

Exporter directory — light engineering, plastic, leather, footwear

Export Bangladesh portal (Ministry of Commerce / EC4J)https://exportbangladesh.gov.bd

HTTPS JSON API, paginated at 100 records per request

Cleaning

  • Placeholder rows rejected, including "Noel Anderson Inc" still live in the upstream leather sector.
  • Duplicate companies collapsed, keeping the richer record.
  • Company-name typo variants matched across sources ("Matadoor"/"Matador", "NAOGOAN"/"Naogaon", "Paragon Plant"/"Paragon Plast").
  • "N/A" and empty strings normalised to null; bare numeric business volumes flagged as unit-unverified.
  • Nonsense founding years dropped (one record reported yearOfEst 10000).

Caveats

  • 100 of 115 fixture records matched a canonical upstream exporter id; 15 appeared in the original dump but not in this pull and are shown as unconfirmed rather than deleted.
  • The upstream portal renders its sector list twice in a single document, which is the source of the repeated category blocks seen in the original paste.

banglacraft · 153 records · retrieved 2026-08-02

Handicraft exporters (BANGLACRAFT member list)

BANGLACRAFT member exporter list (PDF, ref B-C-1152026)

Operator-supplied PDF, parsed locally

Cleaning

  • Swapped organisation/representative columns corrected.
  • OCR-split email addresses rejoined ("gmail.c om" → "gmail.com").
  • District names canonicalised (Chittagong → Chattogram).
  • Serial 47 absent from the source and not fabricated.

Withheld from this site

  • Personal cell numbers — this fixture ships to every browser, so individual phone numbers were dropped.

Caveats

  • Representative names are printed in the source as business contacts and are retained; treat them as business, not personal, contact data.

seip-bapa · 1 records · retrieved 2026-08-02

SEIP-BAPA microbus hire tender

Bangladesh Agro Processor's Association — SEIP-BAPA procurement notice

Operator-supplied PDF, parsed locally

Cleaning

  • Dates normalised from DD/MM/YYYY to ISO.
  • Package number, evaluation rules and service terms transcribed verbatim from the notice.

Caveats

  • The notice closed on 19 March 2023; it is retained as a historical record, not an open opportunity.

bb-mfs · 9 records · retrieved 2026-08-02

MFS and remittance indicators

Bangladesh Bank, Payment Systems Departmenthttps://www.bb.org.bd

Operator-supplied HTML report, parsed locally

Cleaning

  • Flag emoji stripped from country labels; ISO codes added.
  • Reporting period recorded per table — the report mixes Feb 2025 MFS data with FY2025-26 remittance data.
  • Percentage changes kept signed; values kept in their stated unit with no cross-column unit mixing.

Caveats

  • MFS market share is the December 2022 split, the latest comprehensive breakdown in the report; it is not current-quarter share.

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