The price of chicken-egg-vegetables has increased

The price of chicken has increased in the markets of the capital during the week. The price of broiler chicken has increased by Rs 10 per kg and the price of Pakistani cock or golden chicken has increased by Rs 20. With this, the price of eggs per dozen has increased by 10 rupees.

Although the price of chicken and eggs has increased, the price of vegetables has remained unchanged. However, ahead of winter, vegetables such as beans and cauliflower are being sold at high prices, along with carrots and tomatoes. Buyers have to pay Tk 160-200 per kg to buy beans. And it takes 30-50 taka to buy a small cauliflower. Buyers have to pay more than 100 rupees per kg to buy tomatoes and carrots.

raw market

• Raw chillies are being sold at Tk 120 to Tk 130 per kg in the market. Last week it was Tk 80 to Tk 100 per kg. In addition, raw bananas are being sold in the market for Tk 20-30. Lemon juice is being sold at 20 taka.
  Market number 11 vegetable seller. Salim said that the price of vegetables has increased in the market. Vegetable prices are low at the end of the winter season. But this time the price of vegetables has not decreased much.

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A kg of fresh onion is being sold at Tk 40. A kg of garlic is being sold at Tk 120-150 in these markets. Desi ginger is being sold at Tk 120-150 per kg. A kg of China ginger is being sold for Tk 230 to Tk 240. A kg of potato is being sold in the market for 25 to 30 taka. Open sugar in the market is Tk 115 to Tk 120 per kg.

A kg of fresh onion is being sold at Tk 40. 120-150 rupees of garlic. Desi ginger is being sold at Tk 120-150, China ginger at Tk 230 to Tk 240 per kg. 25 to 30 taka per kg of potato.

Open sugar in the market is 115 to 120 taka per kg.

• In the market, open flour is being sold at Tk 60 per kg, while packet flour is being sold at Tk 65 per kg. Earlier it was Tk 70 per kg. A 2 kg packet of flour is being sold at Tk 130. Earlier a kg packet was Tk 140-145. In these markets, desi lentil dal is Tk 140 per kg, Indian lentil dal is Tk 120-125 per kg.
  At this time, all types of hilsa are seen in the market. But the price is still beyond the reach of common buyers. Big hilsa (weighing more than 1 kg) is sold at Tk 1100 to 1300 per kg, medium hilsa is sold at Tk 600 to Tk 800 and small hilsa is sold at Tk 500 to Tk 600 per kg.

Farid Ahmed, a teak gardener, said, "The supply of hilsa in the market has increased. However, the supply of large hilsa has not increased yet. If the supply of large hilsa increases, the price will decrease a little.