Online Grocery Product Price list in Bangladesh — Full Price List

The complete food and nutrition price list on Arogga — 2,320 products covering nuts, seeds, honey, cooking oils, cereals, snacks, beverages, and supplements in Bangladesh, with the current price and weight for each. Whether you're looking for everyday pantry essentials or nutritional supplements, you can compare products by category, brand, weight, and price. Almost everything in this category is purchased by weight, so the price per kilogram is the most useful figure to compare before buying.

Price per kilogram on nuts and seeds

Almond, cashew, walnut, pistachio and peanut are stocked from 100g upwards and the per-kilogram cost falls on larger packs. Grade and origin also move the price — raw and roasted versions of the same nut differ, as do different growing origins. Chia, flax, pumpkin and sunflower seeds follow the same pattern. Every row shows weight beside the price.

Oils, honey and staples

Cooking oils are priced by volume and grade: extra-virgin olive oil sits well above refined olive, and mustard, soybean, sunflower and rice bran occupy different price bands again. Honey ranges from local multi-flora to imported single-origin, with processing and source driving the difference. Compare per litre or per kilogram rather than per bottle.

What is the price of almonds per kg in Bangladesh?

It depends on grade, origin and pack size, with larger packs cheaper per kilogram. Current prices for every weight stocked are in the list on this page.

Why does honey vary so much in price?

Source and processing. Local multi-flora honey is cheapest; single-origin and imported honeys cost considerably more, and raw unfiltered honey is priced above filtered.

Is extra-virgin olive oil worth the price difference?

For dressings and low-heat cooking, many buyers think so — its flavour compounds are what you are paying for. For frying they break down anyway, so refined olive or rice bran oil is the better value.

How often do food prices update here?

Daily from the catalogue. This category moves with commodity and import pricing, so week-to-week changes are normal.