The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) will recommend tariff rationalisation to the National Board of Revenue (NBR) to help keep prices of essential commodities stable during the upcoming Ramadan.FBCCI Administrator Abdur Rahim Khan said ensuring rational taxation, uninterrupted fuel supply to mills, and curbing extortion will help maintain market stability during the holy month.He made the remarks on Wednesday at a views-exchange meeting with traders on the supply, import, and pricing of essential goods ahead of Ramadan, organised by the FBCCI.To prevent the imposition of unjustified duties on any product, FBCCI will make recommendations to NBR,” he said.Every year, prices of essential items like edible oil, sugar, chickpeas, dates, and fruits soar ahead of Ramadan, as traders cite increased tariffs and supply shortages while consumers bear the brunt of price hikes.Traders attending the meeting said excessive tariffs have led to price increases, while customs duties at ...