Prices of onions, summer vegetables go up
The prices of almost all essential commodities, notably onions and summer vegetables, have risen on the capital’s kitchen markets over the week ending Friday.
The prices of almost all essential commodities, notably onions and summer vegetables, have risen on the capital’s kitchen markets over the week ending Friday.
Although vegetable prices remained relatively low throughout the month of Ramadan, the capital’s kitchen markets have suddenly heated up in the post-Eid period.
The government on Tuesday increased the price of edible oil by up to Tk 14 a litre, setting the rate for packaged soya bean oil at Tk 189 a litre, while the prices of both unpackaged soya bean oil and palm oil were set at Tk 169 a litre.
The poultry prices in the capital’s kitchen markets declined after Eid-ul-Fitr, while beef and mutton prices remained stable.
Another consignment of 10,850 tonnes of Indian parboiled rice arrived at the country’s premier seaport, Chattogram Port on Thursday...
The government of India has withdrawn 20 per cent duty on onion export, effective from April 1, 2025.
A cargo vessel arrived at Chittagong Port from Vietnam carrying 29,000 tonnes of rice on Saturday....
The regional food controller’s office in Rajshahi on Tuesday recommended the food ministry to take punitive action against 913 rice mills in the Rajshahi division for not providing rice to the government as per agreement.
The prices of several vegetables increased, while most others’ remained high over the past week ending Friday on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka.
A severe shortage of cold storage facilities has left potato growers in the northern districts struggling to manage a space for their produce, with the price of the cash crop dropping to Tk 10 a kilogram on the local wholesale markets on Friday.
To keep the prices of fresh fruits within the people’s purchasing capacity during the holy month of Ramadan, the government issued two new notifications on March 16, slashing import duties on fresh fruit in the public interest...
The prices of most vegetables went up on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka over the week ending Friday.
The shortage of soya bean oil is ongoing in the Dhaka city stores as of Friday, although the commerce adviser assured that the edible oil shortage problem would be solved shortly.
The administration set the price of loose edible oil at different levels in Chattogram from importers to retail sellers in a decision at a special task force meeting on Tuesday...
Prices of essential commodities, including rice, vegetables and chicken, remained high in Dhaka’s kitchen markets on Tuesday...