Dhaka, Nov. 27 -- Bangladeshi entrepreneurs are facing a series of policy-related challenges that hinder their ability to grab the growing opportunities in the global toy market, though the interim government aims to diversify the country's export basket.

Exporters say they are taking significant risks to explore international markets, while a lack of supportive policies and regulatory clarity keeps them from realising the industry's full potential.

They argue that if the toy sector receives the same facilities enjoyed by apparel exporters, particularly in areas related to bonded warehousing, customs procedures, and compliance support, it could evolve into Bangladesh's second-largest export earner after ready-made garment (RMG).

Their ...