Mirpur’s Shah Ali Bazaar was yesterday declared free from formalin and carbide, as part of a drive by the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry to fight food adulterers. Shah Ali Bazaar becomes the eighth kitchen market after Malibagh, Shantinagar, Mohakhali, Gulshan DCC-North, Mohamm-adpur’s Town Hall, Kaptan Bazar and the
formalin-free market
Kaptan Bazar kitchen market declared formalin free
Traders on Friday declared Kaptan Bazar (Thathari Bazar) as the sixth formalin-free kitchen market in the capital, pledging not to sell formalin-tainted adulterated commodities. Malibagh Kitchen Market, Shantinagar Bazar, Mohakhali Kitchen Market, Gulshan-2 Kitchen Market and Mohammadpur’s Town Hall Kitchen Market are the
Formalin-free Kitchen Market : INITIATIVE instant hit
Buyers throng market to get non-adulterated items The Malibagh kitchen market in the capital has presumably become the centre of attention since it was announced formalin free last week. Customers from faraway places in the city now throng the bazaar to buy different items, especially fish. Their enthusiasm is apparent as other markets have not taken any ... Read more
A market with a difference- no room for formalin
Faruk Hossain, a fish trader, brought a maund of Ruhita and Prawns to Malibagh kitchen market on Thursday morning hoping to have a brisk business like the previous days. But that was not to be. He was stopped at the market gate and soon four members of the market monitoring team carrying formalin detection machine ... Read more
Malibagh market now ‘formalin-free’
FBCCI to provide detection machine to 10 more markets The Malibagh kitchen market was declared formalin-free on Wednesday as part of the Federation of Bangladesh Chamber and Commerce Industry initiative to stop use of the hazardous chemical on fish and vegetables. The apex chamber body distributed three formalin detection machines to the Malibagh