In a relieving development, Bangladeshis are likely to see a decline in the prices of edible oil within two days as the product gets cheaper in global market.
Commerce Ministry Tapan Kanti Ghosh said, “Good news will come in a day or two about the prices of edible oil. We are focusing on re-fixing the prices of edible oil and the Tariff Commission will sit with the oil refining companies to fix the new prices”.
He revealed this information while responding to a question from reporters at a press briefing organised on the occasion of the 12th Ministerial Conference of World Trade Organisation at the secretariat on Sunday.
Bangladesh import soybean oil from Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina and it takes 45 to 60 days to arrive in Bangladesh, he said.
On June 9, bottled soybean oil price jumped to Tk205 per litre, an increase by Tk 7.
