Keep your money out of our hands.
Bank to bank, every time. We are never the importer or the exporter of record.
Consigh is consign plus sigh. Say it like "consign", with a soft sigh at the end.
Kazi Islam learned trade in his father's import business, relaying calls to foreign suppliers in English while still in primary school.
At 16 he went to Egypt for a citrus deal that fell through. He cold-called exporters, became one exporter's sole agent in Bangladesh, and shipped 199 containers to 14 importers in one season.
In 2022 he lost more than USD 200,000 of his own money on apple shipments billed as grade one that arrived as grade B. The claims were refused. Nobody had checked before payment.
He saw the gap from both sides: buyers can't check suppliers they can't see, and new processors can't reach buyers who don't know them. Consigh is built to close it.
Governments are restricting raw exports so processing happens at home. Bangladesh restricted raw jute exports in 2025, and Benin banned raw cashew exports in 2024. New processors appear, and they need their first foreign buyers. Buying houses helped build Bangladesh's garment industry. We are doing that for the industries nobody covers yet, starting with jute.
Bank to bank, every time. We are never the importer or the exporter of record.
A mill can't pay to look checked. Checks are never tied to a sale.
Historical stays historical. AI guidance says so. Examples are marked.
Every deal has a named person. Today that person is Kazi.
In the Bangladesh jute lane our storefront is Fibrana Bio. If we wrote to you as Fibrana Bio, you are in the right place.
Write to hello@consigh.com. A person reads every message, usually within one working day.