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Industries Minister Dilip Barua urged the leaders of Super Market Owners’ Association to maintain the quality of the products.
The minister came up with the urge in a meeting with the business leaders at his secretariat office Wednesday.
Dilip Barua said, “Industries Ministry has recommended the government to give duty free facilities for the instruments needed for supermarkets and I hope the markets will provide quality goods at low price.”
The business leaders urged the minister to conduct anti-adulteration drive across the country according to specific polity, and demanded government coordination.
The minister assured them of policy support and available coordination with various governmental organizations.
The meeting was attended, among others, by president of the association Niaz Rahim, general secretary Jakir Hossain and director Kazi Imon Ahmed.
The minister came up with the urge in a meeting with the business leaders at his secretariat office Wednesday.
Dilip Barua said, “Industries Ministry has recommended the government to give duty free facilities for the instruments needed for supermarkets and I hope the markets will provide quality goods at low price.”
The business leaders urged the minister to conduct anti-adulteration drive across the country according to specific polity, and demanded government coordination.
The minister assured them of policy support and available coordination with various governmental organizations.
The meeting was attended, among others, by president of the association Niaz Rahim, general secretary Jakir Hossain and director Kazi Imon Ahmed.
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