Amid soaring prices, several commodity prices across Pakistan witnessed surge in July 2025. From essential grains and pulses to spices, sugar, and dry fruits, nearly every staple item has seen a hike in wholesale rates.
As price hike hits consumers, market analysts link incre ase to transportation costs, surge in diesel prices, import restrictions, and seasonal demand.
Sugar prices in Pakistan have increased once again, with a fresh hike of Rs2.32 per kilogram, pushing the maximum retail price to Rs196 per kg, while the national average now stands at Rs184.92 per kg.
The price surge is raising concerns amid broader inflationary pressures already affecting everyday commodities.
Wheat is a vital crop in Pakistan’s agricultural sector, serving as a primary staple food for millions. Keeping track of the wheat rate today in Pakistan is essential for farmers, traders, and consumers to make informed decisions.
In 2025, the federal government discontinued the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for wheat as part of the IMF’s structural reforms. This policy shift has removed the guaranteed wheat procurement price, introducing more volatility into the market.
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To protect local farmers, therefore Punjab government set a wheat support price at Rs. 5,000 per 40 kg, providing a safety net against fluctuating market rates.
The price of rice varies depending on the type, brand, and location. For example, in Chichawatni, a 40 Kg bag of rice ranges from 8,550 to 9,900 PKR, while in Faisalabad, it ranges from 8,500 to 9,900 PKR according to Kissan Store.