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Industries behind toxic soil, lives

SOIL is not just dirt beneath our feet. It is the foundation of life. It feeds us, supports biodiversity and shapes human health. But in Bangladesh, this vital layer of earth is turning toxic. Few notice it, but the ground that grows our rice and vegetables is slowly poisoning us...

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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.

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Tk 2 cauliflower in Bogura sells for Tk 40 in Dhaka

The prices of seasonal cauliflower, cabbage and radish have plunged in the Bogura’s Mahasthangarh market, the largest vegetable market in the north, but consumers in Dhaka city are buying the vegetables at...

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Govt should break market cartels to contain prices

PEOPLE, especially the poor and the segments of the population with low, fixed and limited income, continue to suffer as prices of goods remain high. Prices of vegetables, onions, potatoes and edible oil remained high in the week ending on November 29. A slight decrease in prices of coarse varieties of rice, broilers and eggs in the week has, however, failed to make any noticeable difference for...

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Prices of vegetables, onions, potatoes remain high

Vegetables, onions, potatoes and edible oil continued to be sold at high prices, while the prices of coarse rice, broiler chicken and eggs dropped slightly on Dhaka’s kitchen markets over the week ending Friday.

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Prices of potatoes keep going up

The prices of potatoes continued to rise while some of the vegetables have been getting costlier on the kitchen markets in the Dhaka city over the week ending Friday.

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Students to sell essential commodities in Khulna today

Members of anti-discrimination students’ movement will sell vegetables and essential commodities at fair price in Khulna city from Sunday aimed at breaking syndicate and restoring comfort among the common people...

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High time for govt to act to ensure food safety

TWO pieces of research, one on fruit and the other on vegetables, have found the presence of harmful heavy metals such as lead, chromium and cadmium and pesticide residue in the produces that could expose humans to significant health risks, including cancer. The Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute has carried out the research on fruit and the...

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Studies find cancer-causing elements in fruits, vegetables

Two recent researches found alarming levels of harmful heavy metals such as lead, chromium, and cadmium, which poses significant health risks, including cancer, in common vegetables, along with pesticide residues in various fruits in Bangladesh...

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Prices of rice, vegetables go up

The prices of rice and some vegetables, including green chillies went up while the prices of broiler chicken and eggs decreased slightly on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka over...

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Containing food inflation must be high on agenda

A SLIGHT decrease in prices, largely because of an improved supply and a halt in extortion on highways and at markets, comes as a relief amidst the food inflation that has pushed the poor and low-income people into a tight spot. Prices of vegetables decreased by Tk 10–20 a kilogram in the capital on August 9 while prices of chicken and eggs also decreased...

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Prices of vegetables, broiler, eggs decrease

The prices of vegetables, broiler chicken and eggs decreased on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka over the week ending Friday due to an improved supply situation and a halt in extortion on highways and at markets, according to traders...

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Prices of vegetables, eggs shoot up

The prices of essential commodities, including vegetables and eggs, skyrocketed on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka on Sunday...

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Prices of vegetables soar amid heatwave

The prices of vegetables soared on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka as the ongoing heatwave in many parts in the country lowered the production of vegetables and increased the output costs of the items, traders said...

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