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FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 2025

Groceries

A boy sells eggs at Karwan Bazar kitchen market in Dhaka. File Photo: Jahir Rayhan
Bangladesh

Supermarket sales plummet amid curfew, internet blackout

Eggs, broiler chicken and vegetable prices in the capital see a sharp rise amid supply disruption

Eggs with a cracked surface can be contaminated by salmonella and other bacteria, which can cause food poisoning if consumed. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
Panorama

Inside the thriving business of cracked eggs

On the first day of the blockade called by BNP-Jamaat, business transactions collapsed in Khatunganj, the main wholesale market for consumer goods in the country. Shopkeepers sit idle due to lack of buyers. The photo was taken on 31 September 2023 afternoon. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Bangladesh

Blockade disrupts supply chain, sales drop at Khatunganj

Photo: Courtesy
Corporates

Shwapno selling potatoes, onions, green chillies at lower than market price

Former commerce minister Tipu Munshi. File Photo: Collected
Markets

Don't panic and buy excess Ramadan items at a time: Tipu Munshi

A vendor wearing plastic overalls and surgical mask, waiting at his stall for buyers at Karwan Bazar. The ever-bustling marketplace has very few buyers now as many people have either left the city or are purchasing online to avoid going out. Photo: Mumit M/TBS
Bazaar

Grocers’ plight as sales on credit increase

Shwapno announces groceries value offers
Corporates

Shwapno announces groceries value offers

Muktir Bandhan Foundation launches a weekly market (haat) to provide free daily essentials to low income people. Photo: TBS
Markets

Free groceries for low income people in Mymensingh

Arijit Chakraborti
Thoughts

Rethinking strategy for retail business

File Photo:  TBS
Markets

Onion, grocery prices rise again

File Photo: Saikat Bhadra/TBS
Trade

Govt scraps leave for TCB, DNCRP officials

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