The administrator of FBCCI urged the businessmen to make reasonable profits to keep the market stable. Hafizur Rahman.
He made this call at a discussion meeting organized with retail and wholesale traders of daily necessities including eggs, broiler chicken, onion, potato at FBCCI's Motijheel office on Thursday (October 17).
The meeting was presided over by the administrator of FBCCI. Hafizur Rahman. At this time, to keep the prices of daily products within the reach of consumers, Mr. Md. Hafizur Rahman.
In his welcome speech at the meeting, the administrator of FBCCI said that due to natural calamities including floods, the prices of daily commodities have increased. But now the commodity prices have increased abnormally, which has made the consumers uncomfortable. We have heard of product switching at several stages in the supply chain. The business community needs to work together on how to deliver products to the consumer at a reasonable price while reducing unnecessary handovers.
In view of the various steps taken by the interim government, the prices of eggs and other daily necessities in the market have started to decrease, said Abdul Jabbar Mondal, Assistant Director of the National Consumer Rights Protection Directorate. He mentioned that the supply crisis has also started to decrease.
Retail and wholesale traders of daily necessities, leaders of various market associations, market analysts and government officials also spoke in the exchange meeting.
Retail and wholesale traders urged the producers and corporate institutions to maintain normal supply of daily commodities including eggs, chicken, onion, potatoes in the market to keep the prices under control.
FBCCI Secretary General Md. was present at the meeting. Alamgir, Director of Bangladesh Competition Commission. Urmi Binte Salam, Consumers Association of Bangladesh (CAB) organizing secretary Syed Mizanur Rahman, Shyambazar Agricultural Products Arat Banik Samity Vice President Haji Md. Majed, General Secretary of Karwan Bazar Wholesale Raw Food Market Owners Association. Saifur Rahman Chowdhury and other business leaders.
