Eggs to be supplied to 11 more markets in Dhaka: DNCRP
In a bid to decentralise producer-dealer supply of eggs, some seven lakh eggs would be supplied daily to 11 more markets for two weeks on a trial basis alongside Tejgaon Bazar and...
In a bid to decentralise producer-dealer supply of eggs, some seven lakh eggs would be supplied daily to 11 more markets for two weeks on a trial basis alongside Tejgaon Bazar and...
Adviser to the interim government on the Ministries of Finance and Commerce Salehuddin Ahmed on Monday laid emphasis on using modern and automated technologies to increase...
Over 10,000 fishermen started drying fish in the Sundarbans on Monday as they do every year in the dry season in this area.
The prices of rice, onions and potatoes increased on the kitchen markets in the Dhaka city over the week ending Friday.
The National Board of Revenue has lifted all import and regulatory duties on rice to ensure food security and control prices for the common people.
The Bangladesh Trade and Tariff Commission has recommended the National Revenue Board to withdraw the existing 5 per cent customs duty on import of onions to reduce the price of the essential commodity on the local market...
The Department of Agricultural Marketing under the Ministry of Agriculture is selling essential commodities, including agricultural products, at subsidised prices through OMS programme at a total of 45 points in Dhaka, Khulna and Chittagong cities...
Global commodity prices should fall to a five-year low next year thanks to a huge oil glut, the World Bank said Tuesday, pointing to oversupply and to flat demand from China...
The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry has sought information from traders about those creating artificial crisis in the egg and chicken markets.
The prices of onions, edible oil, sugar and garlic went up on the kitchen markets in the Dhaka city over the week ending Friday.
State-owned Trading Corporation of Bangladesh on Thursday started selling essential commodities at subsidised rates to both its cardholders and non-cardholders, amid a surge in the prices of essential commodities.
The Ministry of Commerce has approved the import of 4 crore more eggs to increase supply and make the market stable.
State-run Trading Corporation of Bangladesh will start selling commodities at subsidised rates to its cardholders, as well as consumers without cards through truck sales today...
A surge in prices of commodities became a major contributor to high inflation in July-September, according to a Bangladesh Bank report.
The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry administrator, Md Hafizur Rahman, called on district chambers to take proactive measures to manage commodity prices and ensure a steady supply of daily necessities on Sunday.