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Government fixes prices of 29 food products: fish, meat, eggs, pulses and vegetables
The Department of Agriculture Marketing has fixed the prices of 29 food products including fish, meat, eggs, pulses and vegetables at the producer, wholesale and retail levels. A notification in this regard signed by the department's Director General Mohammad Masood Karim was published on Friday.
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Rising prices of dates in Bangladesh: Disproportionate cost analysis reveals rising rates
In 2022, the government increased duties on imported dates in an effort to keep imports under control. It consisted of 25 percent import duty, 15 percent VAT, 5 percent advance income tax, 5 percent advance tax and 3 percent regulatory duty. The total tax burden was 59 percent. Recently, the government cut import duty by…
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Duty reduced on import of rice, oil, sugar and dates: NBR announces new rules
Additionally, VAT on import of refined and unrefined soybean and palm oil has been fixed at 10 percent instead of the existing 15 percent. This will remain in force till April 15. Meanwhile, before Ramadan, the import duty on dates has been reduced by 10 percent. The current duty is 25 percent which will remain…
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Date prices increased before Ramzan
In a span of three months, the prices of these dates have increased by 200-300 taka per kg. Last Saturday, in Chattogram markets, boxed dates were being sold at Rs 380, Mashrukh at Rs 500, Safari at Rs 800, Saudi Arabian amber at Rs 800, Nakal at Rs 350 and dates on string at Rs…
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Taylor Swift spotted with alleged boyfriend Kelsea after her Chiefs beat NY Jets
According to a report from USA Today citing TicketSmarter, Kelce’s number of Instagram followers has also increased in the past week, and a report from Front Office Sports indicated that Swift will attend Sunday’s game, leading to Ticket prices have increased. The NFL is no stranger to celebrity spectacle, and she posted plenty of photos…
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Nat’l Fruit Fair ends
Thousands of people have got introduced with about 150 opposite fruits from home as good as abroad during a three-day National Fruit Fair which finished in a city yesterday. A dozen varieties of homegrown mangoes, in between alternative fruits, were showcased for a visitors. Harivog, Batasha, Langra, Bou Vulani, Rang Bahari, Maharaj Kumari, as good…