Connect with us

BIZ

Report on imported eggs, tomorrow

Published

on

The report on the imported eggs from India will be released tomorrow (March 29), says the Director General of Animal Production and Health – Dr. Hemali Kotelawala.

Despite the elapse of 06 days since the arrival of the eggs, authorities have yet to release the stocks.

Meanwhile, a shortage of eggs are seen in many areas.

However, authorities have stated that the imported eggs are to be used for the bakery industry and not for general consumption.

Minister of Agriculture – Mahinda Amaraweera had recently instructed the Department of Animal Production and Health to prepare a series of guidelines to be used when importing eggs.

Accordingly, gloves are required when handling imported eggs while the eggshells should be safely disposed of or destroyed. It is said that the eggshells should not be released into the environment at any cost.

Related News :

Special guidelines to dispose shells of eggs imported from India

BIZ

Kottu, Fried Rice prices reduced

Published

on

By

The All Ceylon Restaurant Owners’ Association has decided to reduce prices of several food items, following the reduction in gas prices that was announced earlier today (May 03). 

Accordingly, the Association announced that the prices of Fried Rice and Koththu will be reduced by Rs. 20 while prices of shorteats will be reduced by Rs. 10.

However, prices of plain tea and milk tea are to remain unchanged, the Association adds.

Continue Reading

BIZ

Laugfs Gas also slashes prices

Published

on

By

Laugfs Gas has also reduced its LP gas prices with effect from midnight today (May 03) following the price reduction by Litro Gas.

Accordingly, the price of a 12.5kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs.275 to Rs. 3,840 while the the price of a 5kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs.110 to Rs.1,542.

Continue Reading

BIZ

Litro gas prices reduced

Published

on

By

Litro Gas Lanka has reduced the prices of domestic LP gas cylinders with effect from midnight today (May 03).

According to Chairman of Litro Gas Lanka – Muditha Peiris, the price of the 12.5 kg cylinder has been slashed by Rs. 175 to Rs. 3,940 while the price of the 5 kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 70 to Rs. 1,582. The price of the 2.3 kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs.32 to Rs.740.

Continue Reading

Trending

Copyright © 2024 Sri Lanka Mirror. All Rights Reserved