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Bangladesh's potato prices swing due to low processing and poor storage, while record rice output fails to lower rising retail prices.
Bangladesh's potato market faces recurring price swings due to minimal industrial processing—only 3%–4% of output is processed, far below global leaders like the U.S. and China.
Despite being the world’s seventh-largest producer, low dry matter in local varieties, poor storage, weak cold chains, and fragmented farming limit value addition and price stability.
Meanwhile, rice production is projected to hit a record 3.76 crore tonnes in 2025-26, driven by strong Aman season yields, yet rising input and milling costs have pushed retail rice prices up 5%–7% despite higher output.
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Los precios de las patatas de Bangladesh oscilan debido al bajo procesamiento y el mal almacenamiento, mientras que la producción récord de arroz no logra reducir el aumento de los precios minoristas.