Kitchen markets see low customer turnout after Eid
A laid-back atmosphere continued to prevail in the capital’s kitchen markets on Friday, after six days of Eid al-Azha.
A laid-back atmosphere continued to prevail in the capital’s kitchen markets on Friday, after six days of Eid al-Azha.
The prices of Miniket rice and most vegetables remained stable on the capital’s kitchen markets on Friday owing to abundant supply.
After a year marked by inflationary pressure on key food commodities and various types of spices, the Bangladeshi market is witnessing a notable decline in the prices of several essential spices, a relief for consumers ahead of Eid-ul-Azha...
The prices of Miniket rice and most vegetables dropped on the capital’s kitchen markets thanks to the ongoing boro harvesting season and abundant supply, but that of onions remained high.
Thanks to the ongoing boro season, the prices of freshly arrived miniket rice in the capital’s kitchen market dropped further, ranging from Tk 10 to Tk 15 per kg, depending on variants.
The bumper garlic yield and fair prices for the spicy crop have delighted farmers in the Rangpur agricultural region this year.
The prices of newly arrived miniket rice dropped slightly in the capital’s kitchen market, ranging from Tk 3 to Tk 8 per kg, depending on variants.
With Eid-ul-Azha, the second largest religious festival of the Muslim ummah, fast approaching, excitement is steadily mounting across Bangladesh.
The prices of onions and summer vegetables have been soaring on the capital›s kitchen markets over the week ending Friday.
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