Sell online from Netrokona

Netrokona's best-known product, balish mishti, has fans nationwide, but it is perishable: sell it in sealed food-grade tins or boxes, dispatch within a day of making, and limit long-distance orders in hot weather. Garo handloom cloth from Durgapur and Kalmakanda, haor-sourced dried fish, ghee, and aromatic or boro rice from the haor belt are easier to ship and keep well. Photograph weaving patterns clearly, and for food give the making date and storage advice.

Selling on Midmart is free. Midmart does not collect payment or handle delivery: every seller agrees payment directly with the buyer and arranges their own courier, so tell buyers which courier you use and roughly how long it takes to reach their district. Haor-area deliveries can slow down in the monsoon, so state realistic dispatch times during floods.

What Netrokona is known for

Buyers already search for these by name. If you make, grow or source them in Netrokona, list them.

• Netrokona balish mishti
• Haor fish
• Garo handloom textiles
• Dried fish (shutki)

Read the Netrokona guide — history, places and markets

Netrokona is in the Suburban and rural zone. Many couriers serve it at a higher rate — set a charge that covers your courier, and say clearly how long delivery takes.

Delivery is charged per shop. A buyer ordering from you and another shop pays two delivery charges, so make yours clear on your listings.

No shop from Netrokona is on Midmart yet. Open the first one and be the local seller buyers find.

• Jamalpur
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