ISLAMABAD: The Price Control Department stated that the recent rise in tomato prices stems from temporary supply interruptions linked to unfavorable weather conditions and transport delays. A department spokesperson said that heavy rains in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa had damaged tomato crops, creating a temporary shortage in the market. The spokesperson added that delays in tomato imports … Read more
Tomato prices have risen sharply across Pakistan, putting extra pressure on consumers in major cities as rates per kilogram have gone far above normal levels. In Karachi, shopkeepers are selling tomatoes between Rs. 500 and Rs. 700 per kilogram, even though the official government rate is Rs. 322 per kg. In areas like Federal B … Read more
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Bureau of Statistics has released its weekly inflation report, revealing a 0.56% rise in the inflation rate over the past week. According to the data, prices of 19 essential items increased, 12 decreased, while 20 remained unchanged. The report shows that the country’s overall annual inflation rate has now reached 4.07%. During … Read more
Tomato prices are surging across various cities in Pakistan, hitting 400 to 450 rupees per kilogram. The local newspaper Nawa-i-Waqt reports that in Badin, Sindh, tomatoes are selling for 400 rupees per kilogram, while in nearby villages, the price is up to 450 rupees per kilogram. Farmers have noted that tomato crops are currently being … Read more
Tomato prices surged by Rs5 per kilogram whereas broiler chicken prices drop in the local markets on Monday. The prices of potatoes and onions, though, remained constant. According to the statistics report, the endorsed price of tomatoes has increased by Rs5 to Rs45 per kilogram, while in the marketplace, tomatoes are being sold at Rs60 … Read more
Vegetable prices in Islamabad drop during Ramadan, providing relief to consumers. Potato prices have also moderately decreased to 64 rupees per kilogram from 75 rupees. Islamabad district administration targets hoarders and profiteers to ensure fair prices. During Ramadan, vegetable prices in Islamabad have dropped significantly, offering relief to consumers. Onions now cost 264 rupees per … Read more
