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Dhaka: The price of meat has dropped during the week. In the capital, beef has been seen to be sold at Rs.500 per kg.
At the same time, Khasir meat has been seen to be sold for between 730 and 850 rupees. In other words, the price of beef has dropped by about Rs 100 per kg in one week. And the price of castrated meat has dropped from Rs 50 to Rs 60. Previously, beef cost 580 to 600 rupees per kg. And 70 to 800 rupees was castrated meat.
Meanwhile, the prices of chicken and eggs have also fallen. However, the price of fish remains unchanged. There has even been a mixed reaction to the price of hilsa fish. Buyers complained that although there was a supply of hilsa on the market, the price did not drop. Again, sellers say that even though it is not hilsa season, hilsa is hitting the market. Again, the price is relatively low.
The image emerged on Friday (September 4) after visiting the temporary markets in Hatirpul, Shantinagar, Seconbagicha, Fakirapul, Motijheel T&T Colony Bazar and Khilgaon Raw Bazar in the capital.
Broilers per kg are sold at Rs 130 to Rs 135 per kg, a decrease of Rs 5 per kg in a week. The laying hen is sold at Rs 240 per kg. And per kg of golden chicken is sold between 250 and 260 rupees less. However, the price of domestic chicken has dropped 50 rupees. It has been seen to sell 550 per kg. Also, small pieces of roast chicken sell for Rs 500 to Rs 550 for every four pieces.
Meanwhile, the price of beef has dropped to Rs 100 per kg. Beef is sold at Rs 500 per kg in these markets. However, some stores ask for 550 rupees. The price has been reduced from Tk 630 to 750 per kg. And the kilo of goat meat sells for 600 rupees.
In these markets, the price of a dozen eggs has dropped from Rs 5 to Rs 10 a week. Every dozen red eggs are sold on the market for 115 rupees. Domestic chicken eggs are sold for Rs 160-180 less for Rs 10. Golden chicken eggs sell for Rs 140-150. And duck eggs sell for Rs 130-140 a dozen.
The fish market is unchanged during the week. In these markets, per kg of kanchki fish is sold at 280 to 300 rupees, mala at 300 to 350 rupees, desi tengra at 350 to 500 rupees, river tengra (large) at 450 to 500 rupees, shing (depending on size) at 280 to 400 rupees, it goes down to 800 rupees. 600 rupees, pabda 280 to 350 rupees, desi shrimp (small) 350 to 400 rupees, kai fish 150 to 180 rupees, rui (depending on size) 180 to 300 rupees, mrigel 180 to 280 rupees, pangas 110 to 180 rupees, tilapia 110 to 150 rupees, the killer was seen to be selling between 180 and 280 rupees per kg.
In these markets, the hilsa weighing 1.5 to 1.5 kg is sold at Rs 1,050 to Rs 1,100 per kg, the hilsa weighing 1 kg is sold at Rs 950 to Rs 1,000, the hilsa weighing 750 grams is sold at It sells for Rs 650 and the hilsa weighing 500 grams sells for Rs 550 to 600 for 500g. And the small hilsa sells for between 350 and 400 rupees, depending on the size.
Amena Khatun, a buyer at the Motijheel T&T market, told banglanews that there is an adequate supply of hilsa on the market. But the above price is being demanded for Hilsa. But the price should be lower. Buyers have turned their backs on beef. In this way you should also stay away from hilsa. Then the merchants will reduce the prices.
Ali, a fishmonger at Motijheel T&T market, said hilsa will hit the market even though it is not the season. The comparative price is low, it cannot be called high.
Imran, a meat vendor at the market, told banglanews that now the price of cattle is lower and sales are down as well. The price of beef has dropped as the price of beef has dropped.
Bangladesh time: 1024 hours, September 4, 2020
EAR / RIS /
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