The rising trend of vegetable and fruit prices continues

Lahore: The daily upward trend in the prices of perishable commodities (vegetables and fruits) continued for another week. Excessive charges for these items have not yet been controlled. Sellers continue to violate the official price list.

The district government seems unable to control the price increase. The Sahulat Bazaar has not improved, but a report is being submitted to the senior management that everything is normal and under control.

This week, the price of chicken and live poultry will be reduced by 5 rupees per kilogram and fixed at 206 rupees per kilogram, while the price per kilogram will be between 220 and 240 rupees. The price of chicken and meat will be reduced by 7 rupees per kilogram and fixed at 299 per kilogram. rupee. Kilograms are priced from 320 to 340 rupees per kilogram.

The price of the new A-grade potato soft skin is increased by 3 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 60-63 rupees per kilogram, 80 rupees per kilogram, and 55-57 rupees per kilogram for B-grade, 70 rupees per kilogram, and potatoes without sugar A- The grade is fixed at 40 to 42 rupees per kilogram, 50 to 60 rupees per kilogram for sales, 36 to 38 rupees per kilogram for B grade, 40 to 45 rupees per kilo for mixed sales, 2 rupees per kilo for white potatoes, and 25 to 27 rupees per kilogram. , The price is 40-50 rupees per kilogram.

The price of onion grade A increases by 7 rupees per kilogram and is fixed at 40 to 43 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 50 to 60 rupees per kilogram. The price of grade B onions is fixed at 34 to 36 rupees per kilogram and the price is 40 to 45 rupees per kilogram. C-grade is 30 to 32 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 35 to 40 rupees per kilogram.

The price of A-grade tomatoes increased by 18 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 60-63 rupees per kilogram, 80-100 rupees per kilogram, B grade fixed at 54-56 rupees per kilogram, and C grade 50-52 rupees per kilogram, B and The C mass mix is ​​sold at 60 to 70 rupees per kilogram.

The price of local garlic increased by 5 rupees per kilogram and was fixed at 127-132 rupees per kilogram, and the price was 220-260 rupees per kilogram. The price of garlic in China was not fixed at 200-240 rupees per kilogram, and the price of garlic Harnai increased by 18 rupees per kilogram. It is 170 to 175 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 200 rupees per kilogram.

Ginger increases by 30 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 410 to 420 rupees per kilogram, and is priced at 450 to 500 rupees per kilogram.

The price of spinach is 2 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 30 to 32 rupees per kilogram, and the selling price is 50 to 60 rupees per kilogram.

The local price of lemons has increased by 20 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 120 to 125 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 120 to 140 rupees per kilogram.

Pumpkins increase by 31 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 80 rupees to 83 rupees per kilogram, and are sold at 100 rupees per kilogram.

The price of Ladyfinger is 21 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 85 to 88 rupees per kilogram, and the selling price is 100 to 120 rupees per kilogram.

The price of loofah is reduced by 10 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 40 to 42 rupees per kilogram, and 50 to 60 rupees per kilogram. The price of green chili peppers for grade A has risen by 15 rupees, 85 to 88 rupees per kilogram, and 160 rupees per kilogram. The price of B grade is fixed at 60 to 62 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 80 to 100 rupees per kilogram.

The price of cauliflower has increased by 10 rupees per kilogram, and is fixed at 65 to 67 rupees per kilogram, and the selling price is 120 rupees per kilogram. The price of cabbage is fixed at 35 to 37 rupees per kilogram and the selling price is 60 to 80 rupees per kilogram.

The price of different varieties of apples is fixed at 53 to 160 rupees per kilogram, the price of B grade is 100 to 140 rupees per kilogram, and the price of A grade is 250 to 300 rupees per kilogram.

The price of bananas A category is further reduced by 15 rupees per dozen, fixed at 95 to 100 rupees per dozen, 150 rupees per dozen, 60 to 62 rupees per dozen, 80 to 100 rupees per dozen, and C type fixed at 43 to 45 per dozen. Rs. 60 to 70 rupees per dozen.

The price of papaya remains unchanged, ranging from 150 to 155 rupees per kilogram, and from 180 to 200 rupees per kilogram.

The price of melons is not fixed at 80 to 100 rupees per kilogram.

Irani dates are fixed at 210 to 220 rupees per kilogram and are sold at 300 to 400 rupees per kilogram.

The price of watermelon is 3 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 26 to 28 rupees per kilogram, and the selling price is 50 to 60 rupees per kilogram.

The price of peach A grade is 15 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 165 to 170 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 200 rupees per kilogram. B grade is fixed at 85 to 90 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 100 to 140 rupees per kilogram.

Different varieties of mangoes are fixed at 42 to 130 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 80 to 220 rupees per kilogram.

The price of Phalsa is 20 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 130 to 135 rupees per kilogram, and 160 rupees per kilogram.

The plump A-class adds 20 rupees per kilogram, and is fixed at 210 to 220 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 250 to 300 rupees per kilogram. The B-class is fixed at 120 to 125 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 180 to 200 rupees per kilogram.

Black grapes are fixed at 170 to 175 rupees per kilogram, 200 to 240 rupees per kilogram, Sundarkhnai fixed at 200 to 210 rupees per kilo, 300 rupees per kilogram, and grape gora fixed at 110 to 115 rupees per kilo. The price ranges from 140 rupees to 160 per kilogram.

The price of lychee has increased by 5 rupees per kilogram, fixed at 270 to 280 rupees per kilogram, and sold at 350 to 400 rupees per kilogram.

Jambolan is fixed at 110 to 115 rupees per kilogram, and the selling price is 160 rupees per kilogram.

Local pomegranates are fixed at 150 to 155 rupees per kilogram and are sold at 200 rupees per kilogram.

Peer is fixed at 90 to 95 rupees per kilogram, and the price is 100 to 120 rupees per kilogram.