Costs of chicken and potatoes have gone up

Costs of chicken and potatoes have gone up

The cost of oven chicken has expanded by Tk 10 for each kg in various business sectors of the capital in seven days. The merchants sold the chicken at Tk 150 for every kg on Thursday. They guaranteed that albeit the financial plan has given obligation exclusion on import of poultry feed gear, the boat charge has gone up during this period. That is the reason the cost of oven chicken is expanding on the lookout. Other than chicken, the cost of potato has likewise expanded by Tk 5 for every kg. Potatoes were sold at Tk 25 for every kg in the retail market yesterday. Moreover, the costs of different vegetables have likewise gone up. Merchants sell oven chickens at Tk 150 for every kg at Sutrapur and Karwan markets in the capital. Notwithstanding, in Hatirpul and Newmarket crude business sectors, grill chickens are being sold at a more exorbitant cost of Tk 10, or Tk 160 for each kg. Be that as it may, the cost of Sonalika (Cock) chicken has been decreased by Tk 20 to Rs 230-240 for every kg. General Secretary of the National Council for the Protection of Poultry Farms Khandaker. Mohsin Prothom Alo that even told a couple of months prior, the cost of poultry feed was Rs 44 for every kg. Presently it has become 52 rupees because of expansion in transport toll. That is the reason the cost of chicken has gone up. Potatoes were sold at Tk 25 for every kg at New Market, Sutrapur and Karwan Bazar yesterday. Merchants said that the cost of potato has gone up two-three days prior. Soybean oil of new cost has shown up in the capital market. The most extreme retail cost of one liter packaged soybean is 153 rupees. What's more, the cost of 5 liter container is 728 rupees. In any case, the venders are selling oil at a marginally lower cost than the cost composed on the container in the convoy market. Packaged one-liter soybean oil is being sold at Rs 150, two-liter 280 and five-liter containers at Rs 800 to Rs 610. Ainul Haque, a worker of a private monetary foundation on the lookout, said the cost of a five-liter jug of soybean oil was Rs 500 toward the finish of last year. Oil costs have been ascending from that point forward. On consumable oil costs, Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi told correspondents in Rangpur yesterday that soybean oil costs have risen everywhere on the world. Thus, costs have ascended in the country. In various business sectors of the capital, coarse rice is being sold at Rs 44-46 for each kg, BR Atash at Rs 50-52, Miniket at Rs 62-64 and Nazirshail at Rs 6-80 for every kg.