Pakistan Economic Crisis: Crisis even on fasting people in Pakistan, grapes cost Rs 700 per kg and oranges are not even less

what is the price of fruits today

If you go to the Fresh-Fruit section of Pakistan’s grocery shopping website www.cartpk.com, you will know the price of fruits. This website claims home delivery of groceries in two hours. Today the rate of banana on this site was Rs.250 per dozen. There apples were available at Rs 450 per kg and oranges at Rs 550 per kg. On this site, the price of grapes is available at Rs 700 per kg and watermelon at Rs 650 per kg. Melon is also available at Rs 550 per kg. While coconut is available for Rs.350, dabh or raw coconut is available for Rs.300. The price of papaya is also Rs 350 per kg.

what are the prices of vegetables

You will be surprised to hear the prices of vegetables in Pakistan. According to this shopping website, today the rate of potato there is Rs.60 per kg. If you take red potatoes, you will get Rs 110 per kg. Onion is Rs 180 a kg and tomato is Rs 70 a kg. Today’s rate of lemon is Rs.850 per kg. Don’t even ask the price of peeled peas. Today its rate is Rs 1,000 a kg. Garlic is available at Rs 640 per kg and ginger at Rs 750 per kg. Today, the rate of brinjal is Rs 200 per kg and that of cabbage is Rs 170 per kg. Cucumber is Rs 130 a kg, while cabbage is Rs 120 a kg.

Don’t even ask the price of flour and rice

Poor people do not need much to fill their stomach. If they get flour and rice and lentils, they do not search for much. But the poor are not able to afford that too at a reasonable price. Today the rate of loose flour on this website is Rs 175 per kg. The price of branded flour is even more than this. At the same place, the price of normal Basmati rice is Rs.325 per kg while that of normal Sela rice is Rs.415 per kg. Today’s rate of semolina is Rs 230 per kg while the rate of gram flour is Rs 580 per kg.

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The prices of pulses and pulses are also no less

There, it is not such a thing that inflation is visible only in fruits. Presently, there is same inflation in pulses and pulses. Today the rate of black gram on www.cartpk.com is Rs.300 per kg. If we see the rate of white or Kabuli gram, then it is Rs 495 per kg. If a big grain of Kabuli Chana is required, then it is available at Rs 620 per kg. Washed urad dal is available at Rs 555 per kg and Arhar dal at Rs 540 per kg. Chana dal, which is called the pulse of the poor, is also priced at Rs 300 a kg, while masoor dal is Rs 325 a kg. If you buy mix pulses, it will cost you Rs 410 per kg. Rajma is also getting Rs.375 per kg.