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Dhaka: The prices of rotisserie chicken, golden chicken and lemon have risen during the week. However, the prices of potatoes and vegetables have fallen.
On the other hand, the prices of onion, beef, lamb and other products remained unchanged.
These images came to light on Saturday (February 20) morning while visiting Muslim Bazar, Bazaar No. 11, Mirpur Kalshi Bazar, and the Pallabi area of the capital.
In these markets, radish is sold at Rs 20-30 per kg, turnip at Rs 10-15, carrots at Rs 20, beans at Rs 40-50, eggplant at Rs 20-30, Karla at Rs 40-50. rupees, potatoes at Rs 30-40, ripe tomato at Rs 20, raw tomatoes at Rs 20-25, barbati at Rs 40-50. Each pumpkin is currently sold at Rs 30 to Rs 50, cauliflower at Rs 20 to Rs 30 and cabbage at Rs 20. Sweet pumpkin is sold at 30 Tk per kg, potato is sold at 15 Tk per kg, sissing is sold at 30 to 40 Tk per kg and the onion is sold at 30 Tk per kg.
Bananas sell for 15-20 rupees and fake pumpkins for 30 rupees. Raw chili peppers sell for Rs 80-90 per kg. The lemon hali is sold at Rs 40 with an increase of Rs 20.
Ginger Rs 60-70 per kg, Garlic Rs 110-120 per kg.
Sugar is sold on the market for Rs 7 to Rs 80 per kg. BR-28 rice is sold at Rs 52 to Rs 54 per kg, Miniket at Rs 75, Nazir at Rs 65-6, Swarna rice at Rs 47 and Polaway rice at Rs 100. The price of a liter of open edible oil is increases from 135 to 140 rupees.
At last week’s price, a dozen red eggs are sold at Tk 90, duck eggs at Tk 160 to 185, and a dozen domestic chicken eggs at Tk 200 to 210.
Golden chicken (rooster) sells for Rs 280-290 per kg and broilers for Rs 140-150 / kg.
The prices of beef and lamb, spices and other commodities remain unchanged in these markets.
Khasi meat is sold at Rs 600-750 per kg, goat meat at Rs 600-650 per kg, beef at Rs 550 per kg, and buffalo at Rs 550-580 per kg.
In these markets, the price of Rui fish has increased from 250 to 350 Tk per kg (depending on size), Magur fish from 600 Tk, hornfish (depending on size) from 300 to 450 Tk, Mrigel from 110 to 150 Tk, Pangas from Tk 120 to 150 and Hilsa from Tk. 650 to 1000 rupees per kg (depending on size), 500 to 600 rupees per kg of shrimp, 400 to 500 rupees per kg of boiled fish, 160 to 280 rupees per fish slaughter, 300 to 400 rupees per foli, 200 to 250 rupees for poya fish, Pabda fish 150 to 250 rupees, tengra fish 180 to 200 rupees, tatkini fish 100 rupees, tilapia 140 rupees, silver cup 100 to 140 rupees, kai desi fish 150 to 600 rupees, kanchaki and mala are sold for 250 to 450 rupees, ayr Fish is sold at Rs 500, reda fish at Rs 220 and coral at Rs 300 to Rs 500, powder dance at Rs 120 and Rupchanda fish at Rs 500 to Rs 600 per kg.
Raju Ahmed, a vegetable vendor at Mirpur Market No. 11, told banglanews that the prices of vegetables fluctuate a lot in a day. Many times there are no buyers in the market, so you have to sell vegetables at low prices. When something goes up in the market, everyone talks about raising the price. If the price is low, nobody will say anything. Now we have to spend most of our time selling vegetables.
Bangladesh time: 0939 hours, February 20, 2021
MMI / MRA
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