Sugar is being sold at record prices: Consumer rights groups are taking the field

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The sugar market in the country has become unstable like rice and flour, which is selling sugar at Tk 110 per kg in the retail market, which is the highest in the memory period, which has increased by Tk 15 to Tk 20 per kg in three to four days.

Today, Saturday (October 22), the National Directorate of Consumer Rights Protection is embarking on a special operation to control the sugar market.

The retail traders in the capital said that three to four days ago, I sold sugar at the rate of Tk 95. Now it has to be sold at Tk 110 per kg. The price of sugar per bag has increased to Tk 1,500. Mirpur's shewpaws have been able to do so. Retail sugar seller. Shahidul Islam said, three days ago I bought a 50 kg bag of sugar, 4250 taka, today it has to be bought at the rate of 5300 taka, that is, it has increased by 1050 taka per bag.

He also said that he has to buy 106 rupees and sell it at 110 rupees. In this unusual market, it is necessary to buy products. If the market price decreases, it will be sold in a loss, but he also mentioned that the price of sugar has never risen more than 100 rupees.

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