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Avg. WholeSale Prices Of Commodities in Rs/100Kg   ¡  Lahore    Rice Basmati Super (New)  24500       Gram White(local)  27000       Gram Black  26500       Gram Pulse  27000       Moong  35000       Moong Pulse  38000       Mash  42000       Mash Pulse(Imported) washed  44000       Masoor Pulse(local)  25500       Potato Fresh  7750       Onion  4250       Garlic (China)  24250       Ginger(China)  39000       Tomato  5750       Spinach  4600       Brinjal  11150       Lady Finger/Okra (بھنڈی توری)  13000       Bitter Gourd (کریلا)  12100       Tinda Desi  17700       Pumpkin  2700       Cauliflower  13850       Peas  21500       Turnip  6050       Apple Kala Kullu (Pahari)  42000       Banana(DOZEN)  170       Mango(Chounsa)  26050       Mango(Desahri)  19500       Mango(Sindhri)  23700       Rice Basmati Super (Old)  30500       Mango(Anwer Ratol)  26100       Cabbage  7400       Jaggery (گڑ)  20000       Gram White(Imported)  30000       Ginger (Thai)  44500       Masoor Whole (Imported)  25000       Garlic (Local)  18500       Cucumber (Kheera)  6050       Lychee  52200       Dates (Aseel)  40050       Apple (Gatcha)  19500       Green Chilli  12100       Capsicum (شملہ مرچ)  10250       Lemon (Desi)  28250       Peach  28300       Plum  28750       Apricot White  26100       Pomegranate Desi  30750       Grapes Gola  26100       Grapes Sundekhani  35850       Pear  30750       Gram Flour (بیسن)  28750       Bottle Gourd (کدو)  21500       Carrot China  8300       Potato Sugar free  5750       Dates(Irani)  42250       ¡  BahawalPur    Wheat  5950       Rice (IRRI)  14500       Sugar  17400       Gram Pulse  26500       Moong  29500       Moong Pulse  37500       Mash  32500       Mash Pulse(Imported) washed  39250       Potato Fresh  7900       Onion  3500       Ginger(China)  36900       Tomato  5400       Spinach  2500       Brinjal  11250       Lady Finger/Okra (بھنڈی توری)  15400       Bitter Gourd (کریلا)  12300       Tinda Desi  20500       Cauliflower  13900       Apple (Ammre)  17050       Banana(DOZEN)  164       Mango(Chounsa)  17500       Seed Cotton(Phutti)  17875       Wheat Straw  1750       Mango(Desahri)  16500       Mango(Sindhri)  12850       Rice Basmati Super (Old)  30500       Mango(Anwer Ratol)  18850       Cabbage  9200       Jaggery (گڑ)  19500       Gram White(Imported)  34500       Ginger (Thai)  41000       Masoor Whole (Imported)  23500       Masoor Pulse (Imported)  27500       Garlic (Local)  15850       Cucumber (Kheera)  5750       Apple (Gatcha)  18850       Green Chilli  11850       Capsicum (شملہ مرچ)  9400       Lemon (Desi)  26150       Peach  27000       Plum  28500       Mango Desi  7800       Apricot Yellow  24500       Grapes Gola  16400       Gram Flour (بیسن)  27250       Sweet Musk Melon (Shireen)  15250       Bottle Gourd (کدو)  22500       Zucchini (گھیا توری)  13300       Jaman  18500       Cocoyam(اروی)  11900       Mustard seed  14500       Potato Sugar free  5400       ¡  Chakwal    Sugar  18750       Potato Fresh  5450       Potato Store  5150       Onion  3900       Garlic (China)  23500       Ginger(China)  38500       Tomato  5650       Apple Kala Kullu (Pahari)  36250       Banana(DOZEN)  175       Garlic (Local)  18250       Lemon (Other)  19950       Apricot White  22250       
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Crop Name Lahore Faisalabad Rawalpindi Multan Okara
Wheat  Wheat -
Rice Basmati Super (New)  New Rice 24500
Maize  Corn -
Potato Fresh  Patato 7750
Onion  Sugar 4250
Tomato  Sugar 5750

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Benchmark FAO Food Price Index shows dip in international prices of cereals, vegetable oils and sugar

Rome – The barometer for world food commodity prices declined slightly in June for the third consecutive month, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) reported today.

FAO says global threats to agrifood systems need complex approach

Rome/Labuan Bajo, Indonesia - The challenges undermining global food security call for a complex approach embracing investment, policy reforms and better use of resources, QU Dongyu, Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) told a key meeting of the G20 today....

Benchmark FAO Food Price Index shows dip in international prices of cereals, vegetable oils and sugar

Rome – The barometer for world food commodity prices declined slightly in June for the third consecutive month, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) reported today.

The Impact of Government Expenditure on Agriculture Marketing and Supply Chain Management: An Application of Two-Stage Least Approaches

The purpose of this quantitative study is to investigate the role of government expenditure on food security and its model based on the Input Demand Function (IDF). This study uses secondary data collected from the Bureau of Statistics Centre of Indonesia, which consists of 23 regencies/municipalities in Aceh Province for the 2007-2016 period. The data is analysed using Two-Stage Least Square (2SLS). The analysis shows that food security in terms of availability, accessibility, and food utilisation was influenced by the farmers’ decisions regarding production inputs. In order to increase food availability, the government is partially responsible for the costs incurred by farmers for producing food. Furthermore, to raise food accessibility, utilisation, and farmers’ income, food prices need to be regulated such as the price of grain for farmers or the price of rice for producers. To conclude, the government needs to buffer the stock board and ensure controls are in place to stabilise food prices.

Agricultural Market Information Services in Developing Countries: A Review

Access to agricultural markets and marketing information are essential factors in promoting competitive markets and improving agricultural sector development. The agricultural sector employs majorities in developing countries and it contributes greatly to the development of these countries. Unluckily, majorities of the farmers are smallholders living in isolated rural areas and thus lack appropriate access to markets for their products and also they are deprived of agricultural market information. As a lack of these, smallholder farmers are exploited by greedy traders and receive low prices for their agricultural produce. This study has explored the use of agricultural market information services in linking smallholder farmers to markets, especially in sub-Sahara developing countries. Origin of, the needs for, and the current status of agricultural market information services in developing countries are clearly presented. Lastly, the study explored the limitation of the success of most agricultural market information services in sub-Sahara developing countries

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Secretary   Mr. Ehsan Bhutta has assumed the charge as Secretary Price Control and Commodities Management Department(PCCM) on 30-05-2025.

Director Agriculture(E&M)   Dr.Tanvir Khaliq Shami has assumed the charge as Director(Economics & Marketing) on 20-09-2024

Clean Cotton   For getting higher prices, ensure cotton is free from dirt, moisture, leaf material, pieces of shopping bags and stones.

Paddy Tips   (1)Ensure moisture content is not more than 20%. (2) Protect paddy from aflatoxin.

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