Prices of chicken and broiler chicken have increased in Dhaka market
Various types of fish and broiler chicken prices have increased in the capital market. Prices of vegetables, sugar, edible oil, flour and spices are stable. The price of rice decreased slightly. In all, there is no slight difference in the price of goods in the market.
Traders said that the supply of fish and broiler chickens is slightly lower in the market. That's the reason for the price rise.
In the market now there are sandy fish, small fish, small shrimp and various types of small fish caught in the rainy season. In the size of the bucket, the price of kg of fish is Tk 600 to 800. As small as the river shrimp, the kg per capita is more than 600 rupees. Vendors demanding 500 rupees or more for the cost of any fish of the open water. In the cultivation of rice, Rui-Katla size Tk 280 to Tk 400, Telapia 140-160 taka, which is 160-180 taka, Pangs 130-150 taka, Pabda 500-550 rupees, Medium horn and Maguar are being sold at Tk 550-650. The demand for these fishes ranges from 20 to 50 rupees in kilo bikes.
Quite a few days the cultivation of shrimp was very low. Now it has increased to 100kg in kg Small and medium shrimp vendors asking for 550-700 rupees per kg. Low supply of hilsa. 650-750 per kg of small hilsa, medium hilsa every 700-800 rupees and one kg of hilsa are sold from 1 thousand 200 to 150 thousand rupees.
The vendors said that there is less supply of fish in the river and canal-bills than before the year of Boishakh. It raises the price. After that, the fish market decreases slightly. Shukkur Ali, a fish trader of Karwan Bazar, said, soon after, the hilsa would grow in the river. Then the hilsa buy more. This will reduce the price of other fish.
The broiler chicken price was between 120 to 130 rupees a month for the market. Now it increased to 145-150 taka. Vendors say, early onset of the disease, the incidence of disease increases, so that chicken is reduced. It decreases supply. The same incident happened this year.
The price of eggplant rose in the vegetables market. On Thursday, in Kazipara Bazar a kg of long and round brinjal were sold for Tk 60. Increased raw papaya quote Vendors seeking 40kg per kilogram, which is 10 rupees more than kyzee a week ago. Most other vegetables are available in the range of 30 to 50 rupees per kg.
The market price of onion onion is now 35-40 rupees in the market. Indian onion kg 30-35 taka Good quality fat rice is now available for 40-42 kg in groceries. Vendors selling saro minikt rice Tk 62-63, Nazirshail Tk 66-70 and medium-rice 52-54 rupees.