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TCB to continue selling its products despite lockdown | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)

TCB to continue selling its products despite lockdown 168 DHAKA, April 13, 2021 (BSS) – The selling of essential products by the state-run Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) will continue across the country despite the strict lockdown enforced by the government to rein in the surge in Covid-19 cases. The TCB has been selling its essential items everyday with an affordable price across the country including in the capital. The government will enforce a week-long strict lockdown from tomorrow to control the spread of the pandemic while the country is also under lockdown since April 5 with some restrictions. Talking to BSS, Senior secretary of the Commerce Ministry Dr Md Jafar Uddin said that the TCB, as part of rendering its emergency services, would continue selling of essential products during the strict lockdown to be enforced from tomorrow by following the health guidelines.

Poor hit hard by high commodity price in Kishoreganj

Poor hit hard by high commodity price in Kishoreganj Staff Reporter, Kishoreganj : A non -government school teacher Atikur Rahman lives with a family of five members in a small two-room of a half-building in Kishoreganj town. His Monthly salary is Tk.14000, and rent is Tk.6500.. He is the only earning member in the family. The family is somehow running on his income. In this situation, how will the family survive against the way the prices of all daily commodities including rice, pulses and oil are increasing from time to time? Such is the situation of low income people like Atikur Rahman now. In the meantime, Ramzan is starting this week

Advance tax lifted for crude soybean, palmolein import

Advance tax lifted for crude soybean, palmolein import Star Business Report Star Business Report The National Board of Revenue (NBR) yesterday exempted import of crude soybean and palm oil of a 4 per cent advance tax (AT) to contain prices during Ramadan, the month of fasting for Muslims. Though the move will alleviate the need for working capital and interest rate burden for refiners, it is unlikely to help reduce prices of edible oil which is at a high level now, said two leading processors. It is a good move. But we do not count this as expenses. So there will be no effect on prices, said Biswajit Saha, director of corporate and regulatory affairs of City Group, one of the biggest commodity importers and processors.

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