PESHAWAR: Prices of important kitchen items like vegetables, pulses, cooking oil/ghee, flour, fruit, and except live chicken/meat remained unchanged in the retail market.
A weekly-market survey carried out by Business Recorder here on Sunday observed that further Rs15 per kilogramme in price of live chicken/meat was witnessed, available at Rs365 against the price of Rs380/kilogramme in the retail market.
A one kilogram cow meat without bone is being sold at Rs1350 and cow meat with bone at Rs1500 per kilogramme against the official rates of Rs900 per kilogramme announced by local authorities concerned, the survey said.
Mutton beef was being sold from Rs 2800 to Rs 3000 per kg in the open market, the survey added.
Prices of cooking oil and ghee also remained stable in the open market.
No change in prices of LPG was witnessed, as the gas is Rs460 per kilo against the Rs490 per kilo, showing decrease Rs30 per kilo in the open market.
Tomatoes were sold at Rs80-100 per kilogramme while onion was being sold at Rs100 against the price Rs70 per kg whereas ginger was available at Rs 600 and garlic was at Rs300-400/kg in the retail market, the survey added. Green chilli was being sold at Rs80 per kg whereas lemon was being sold at Rs100 per kilogramme against the price of 100 per kilogramme in the retail market.
Peas was being sold at Rs150 per kg, capsicum at Rs120 per kilogramme, lady finger at Rs 200-300 per kilogramme, Arvi at Rs 150-200 per kilogramme, turnip at Rs 100 per kilogramme, Eggplant (bringle) at Rs 100 per kilogramme, Zucchini (tori) at Rs 120-150 per kilogramme, Tenda Rs 100 per kilogramme, cabbage at Rs 120 per kilogramme, red-coloured potatoes available at Rs 70 per kilogramme while white-coloured potatoes are sold at Rs 50 per kilogramme in the retail market, the survey said.
Sugar dropped as it was available at Rs150/kg against the price of Rs 160 per kilogramme, the survey said.
Similarly, flour prices were still unchanged as a 20-kg bag was being sold at Rs2700 against the price of 2900-3000. The price of an 80-kg bag remained unchanged as available at Rs 12,500 and Rs 13000 per sac in the wholesale market, the survey said.
Prices of pulses remained unchanged in the retail market, according to the survey.
The survey said good quality rice (sela) was available at Rs 360 per kilogramme, while low quality rice was available at Rs 300-320 per kilogramme, while toota rice was available at Rs 200-220 per kilogramme.
Similarly, the survey furthermore said dal mash was available at Rs 480, dal masoor at Rs 320 per kilogramme, dal chilka (black) at Rs 320 per kilogramme, dal chilka (green) at Rs 260 per kilogramme, moonge at Rs 400 per kilogramme, dhoti dal at Rs 400 per kilogramme, dal Channa at Rs 450 per kilogramme, red bean at Rs 440 per kilogramme, Gram flour (baisen) at Rs 420 per kilogramme against Rs 280 per kilogramme, big-size white Channa at Rs 380 per kilogramme, small-size white Channa from Rs 360 per kilogramme.
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