The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) will start selling Indian onion at Tk 40 per kilogramme (kg) in Dhaka, Gazipur and Chattogram cities from tomorrow.
State minister assures that existing sugar stock is sufficient despite sugar mill fire
The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh is going to buy 80 lakh litres of soybean oil in 2023-24 fiscal year.
Each of the card holders will be able to buy five kilogrammes rice, the minister said while inaugurating the sale of TCB products for the cardholders across the country for June at Dhaka’s Tejgaon area.
Sugar, lentil will be Tk 70 a kg, soybean oil Tk 100 a litre
Sales will begin tomorrow
State-run Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) is going to sell essential commodities at subsidised rates from tomorrow.
OMS rice sale at subsidised prices will bring some relief to the poor
The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) has postponed its decision to sell daily essentials scheduled to start tomorrow, it said in a statement.
The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) will start selling Indian onion at Tk 40 per kilogramme (kg) in Dhaka, Gazipur and Chattogram cities from tomorrow.
State minister assures that existing sugar stock is sufficient despite sugar mill fire
The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh is going to buy 80 lakh litres of soybean oil in 2023-24 fiscal year.
Each of the card holders will be able to buy five kilogrammes rice, the minister said while inaugurating the sale of TCB products for the cardholders across the country for June at Dhaka’s Tejgaon area.
Sugar, lentil will be Tk 70 a kg, soybean oil Tk 100 a litre
Sales will begin tomorrow
State-run Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) is going to sell essential commodities at subsidised rates from tomorrow.
OMS rice sale at subsidised prices will bring some relief to the poor
The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) has postponed its decision to sell daily essentials scheduled to start tomorrow, it said in a statement.
People faced some difficulties when the price of rice crossed Tk 50 a kg and might have run out of their savings to cope with the high price, Finance Minister AMA Muhith said yesterday.