Chinese onions are gaining popularity in Bangladesh markets

Published 2023년 12월 8일

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Chinese onions are now more popular than Indian and Myanmar varieties in Bangladesh, particularly in the wholesale markets of Khatunganj, Asadganj, and Chaktai in Chattogram. The attractive price of Chinese onions has led to an increase in purchases by city residents, with consignments continuously being received in Khatunganj through Chattogram port. Chinese onions are larger in size and sold at prices ranging from Tk50-55, while the availability of Indian onions is decreasing, leading to rising prices and impacting the region's overall onion trade.
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Chinese onions are rapidly gaining popularity in the Bangladeshi wholesale markets of Khatunganj, Asadganj and Chaktai in Chattogram, surpassing both Indian and Myanmar varieties. The attractive price of Chinese onions has led to a significant increase in purchases by city residents in recent days. Consignments of Chinese onions are continuously being received in Khatunganj with the onions being imported in air-conditioned containers through Chattogram port. Sold at prices ranging from Tk50-55 (€0.41-0.46), depending on the quality, these Chinese onions are noticeably larger in size. Restaurateurs show a particular preference for larger Chinese onions due to their lower price compared to smaller varieties. The imported onions are available in two varieties: red onions for Tk50 and white onions for Tk55, with each bag containing 20 kg of onions. In contrast, the availability of Indian onions is decreasing, leading to rising prices. The price of Indian onions, which was Tk93-95, has ...
Source: Uiennieuws

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