Bangladesh: Beef now selling at Tk620 per kg in Shariatpur

Published 2024년 9월 12일

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Beef prices in Palang Bazaar, Shariatpur have been slashed by Tk80 to Tk100 per kg, reaching Tk620 per kg, following voluntary decisions by local meat traders. This reduction, announced publicly, has attracted a large crowd of buyers, especially those on a tight budget, due to high fish prices. The price drop, from Tk750 per kg three months ago, is seen as a way to make beef more affordable for low-income and middle-class consumers. The move has been well-received by customers, with some buying larger quantities of beef.
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Beef is being sold at Tk620 per kg in Shariatpur's Palang Bazaar, reduced by Tk80 to Tk100 per kg compared to previous market prices, as local meat traders implemented the new pricing last Friday. The announcement of the price reduction was made earlier in the district town using loudspeakers. A visit to Palang Bazaar on Wednesday (11 September) morning found a large crowd at the meat shops, with many low-income buyers opting for beef over fish due to high fish prices. Customers who typically bought 1 kg or 2 kg of beef are now purchasing more. Traders say three months ago, beef was priced at Tk750 per kg in Palang Bazaar. It was later reduced to Tk720 per kg, and following the anti-discrimination student movement, the price dropped to Tk700. Recently, traders have voluntarily reduced beef prices by up to Tk100 per kg, they added. A buyer, Zahid Hasan, said, "Where I used to buy 1 kg, I bought 2 kg today because of the lower price. If the price could be set at Tk600 per kg, ...
Source: TBS

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