Bangladesh, Aug. 4 -- Bangladesh's farmers begin their day before sunrise and work tirelessly until dusk, producing the food that feeds the nation.South Asians & Diaspora

Despite battling natural disasters, rising production costs, mounting debt, and uncertain markets, they continue to ensure the country's food security.

Yet when their produce finally reaches consumers, prices often double-or even more.

This raises a fundamental question: If farmers receive unfairly low prices while consumers pay excessively high ones, who is pocketing the difference?

A recent study by the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) paints a troubling picture of Bangladesh's agricultural supply chain.South Asians & Diaspora

According to the research, the price...