Fruit, vegetable prices remain inconsistent

Fruit, vegetable prices remain inconsistent

Following the start of Ramazan, fruit and vegetable prices increased across Punjab. Although prices of some items declined after a few days, many were still being sold above the official rate list, raising questions about how government prices were fixed and the gap between wholesale and retail rates. Under the official rate list, first-grade bananas were priced at Rs240 per dozen but sold for no less than Rs300. Guava had an official rate of Rs…

Fruit and vegetable prices still unstable in markets

Prices of fruits and vegetables are still inconsistent in many markets, causing concern for buyers. Even though the government has announced official price lists, many vendors continue to sell items at higher prices. This situation has made it difficult for people to manage their daily food expenses. Reports from different markets in Punjab show that the prices of several fruits increased at the beginning of Ramadan. Although the rates of some i…