2024-09-01 01:01:37
Prices of vegetables and fish have come down due to good supply in the market. However, the price of goods in the grocery market is stable.
On Friday (August 30), it is known that after visiting different raw markets including Dhanmondi in the capital, brinjal is Tk 80 per kg, bitter gourd Tk 70, papaya Tk 30, green leaves Tk 80, carrot Tk 140, each piece of gourd Tk 60, cabbage and cauliflower from Tk 40. 50 taka, Tomato 140 taka, Chichinga 50, Desi Shasha 60, Barbati 70, Dherash 50, Patal 50, Pumpkin 30 taka, Kankrol 70, Kachurmukhi 60 taka, Lattice pumpkin 50 taka piece, Sweet pumpkin 30, Radish 60 taka.
Fish prices have fallen this week compared to last week due to good supply. Now medium size roo fish is being sold for 300 to 320 taka. Farmed pangas 180 to 190 taka, tilapia 200, kai 200 taka, horn 400 taka, coral 500 to 600 taka, Pabda Manvede 400 to 450 taka, shrimp 600 to 700 taka, native panchmesali small fish 500 taka, sea chapila fish 150 taka, And hilsa fish weighing more than 1 kg is being sold for 1200 to 1300 taka.
Meanwhile, broiler chicken prices have decreased this week compared to last week. It is being sold at 170 to 180 taka per kg. Golden chicken prices have also come down, selling at Tk 250 to Tk 260 per kg. Red chicken is being sold at Tk 280 per kg. Beef is being sold at Tk 800 per kg and beef at Tk 1100 per kg. 150 to 155 per dozen eggs.
On the other hand, prices of daily necessities in the grocery market have remained stable. Desi onion is being sold for 110 to 120 rupees. Potatoes are being sold at 60 to 65 taka. Garlic is being sold at Tk 240 and Ginger at Tk 350.
Meanwhile, the price of rice in the market has increased slightly. According to standards, miniket rice is being sold at Tk 65-72, Atash rice at Tk 57-59, Nazirshail at Tk 71-73, Katari Nazir at Tk 77-79, Katari Atap rice at Tk 66-68, Chinigura is being sold at Tk 80-120 per kg. .
Soleman Miah, a vegetable seller at Newmarket in the capital, told RisingBD that the price of vegetables this week is slightly lower than last week.
Runa Begum RisingBD, a housewife who came to shop at the Salek Garden raw market in the capital, said that now I see students conducting raids in the market along with the Consumer Affairs Department. So that sellers can’t overcharge us. It is a good initiative, we hope that if such supervision is regular, the prices will come down further in the future.