Rice Price in Pakistan Today | Updated Chawal Rates

As of now, the price of a 40 kg bag of rice in Pakistan typically ranges between PKR 8,300 and PKR 10,000. This variation largely depends on factors such as the type of rice, its quality, and the region where it’s being sold. For example, premium varieties like Basmati usually command higher prices compared to common types like IRRI. Additionally, regional demand and supply dynamics can also influence the final cost. So, whether you’re buying for daily use or special occasions, understanding these price ranges helps you make smarter purchasing decisions.

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Rice Price in Pakistan

Rice holds a special place in Pakistani kitchens and markets alike, serving as a dietary staple for millions across the country. Its price tends to fluctuate regularly due to various factors, making it important for consumers and traders to stay informed about the latest market trends.

Rice Bag Prices for 40 Kg with Various Types

The price of a 40 kg rice bag varies depending on the type and quality of the rice. Different varieties like Basmati, IRRI, and Super Kernel each have their own price ranges reflecting their unique characteristics.

Rice Variety	White	Sella	Steam
Super 1509 40 KG	Rs. 5300	Rs. 5500	Rs. 6050
Super Short Grain 40 KG	Rs. 4100	Rs. 4450	Rs. 4550
Kainat 1121 B1 Broken 40 KG	Rs. 3560	Rs. 3600	Rs. 4100
Super Fine 40 KG	Rs. 4200	Rs. 4000	Rs. 5050
C 9 40 KG	Rs. 3700	Rs. 4000	Rs. 4150
Irri 6 40 KG	Rs. 3300	Rs. 3550	Rs. 3850
Kainat 1121 Short Grain 40 KG	Rs. 4300	Rs. 4500	Rs. 4650
Super Basmati Old 40 KG	Rs. 5600	Rs. 6100	Rs. 6600
New Super Basmati 40 KG	Rs. 5650	Rs. 5600	Rs. 6500
Kainat 1121 40 KG	Rs. 6150	Rs. 7050	Rs. 7500
Supri 40 KG	Rs. 3700	Rs. 5500	Rs. 4150
Super B2 Broken 40 KG	Rs. 3400	Rs. 3550	Rs. 3750
Basmati 386 40 KG	Rs. 3900	Rs. 4500	Rs. 4550

Munji Price in Pakistan

Rice Variety	Minimum Price	Maximum Price
Supri Munji	Rs. 2300	Rs. 2850
Super 1509 Munji (Old)	Rs. 4650	Rs. 5000
Hybrid LP-18 Munji	Rs. 2250	Rs. 2660
IRRI Fine Munji	Rs. 2300	Rs. 3250
Super 1509 Munji	Rs. 3200	Rs. 4250
Laal-86 Munji	Rs. 2600	Rs. 3200
Super Kainat 1121 Munji (Old)	Rs. 4700	Rs. 5150
IRRI-6 Munji	Rs. 2050	Rs. 2750
Hybrid Munji	Rs. 2160	Rs. 2800
Super Fine 1692 Munji	Rs. 3200	Rs. 4200

Super 1509/1692 Munji Price

The Super 1509 and 1692 Munji rice varieties are popular choices known for their quality and flavor. Their prices reflect their premium status, making them sought-after options in the market.

Cities	Minimum Price	Maximum Price
Multan	Rs. 3050	Rs. 4200
Karachi	Rs. 3050	Rs. 4200
Arifwala	Rs. 3100	Rs. 4200
Gujranwala	Rs. 3100	Rs. 4300
Hafizabad	Rs. 3100	Rs. 4100
Ali Pur Chatha	Rs. 3200	Rs. 4200
Sialkot	Rs. 3200	Rs. 4200
Lahore	Rs. 3150	Rs. 4250
Faisalabad	Rs. 3100	Rs. 4250
Islamabad	Rs. 3200	Rs. 4300

Factors Affecting Rice Prices in Pakistan

• Domestic Production Levels: The quantity and quality of the rice harvest directly influence prices. Poor yields cause shortages and higher prices.
• Government Policies: Subsidies, export restrictions, and support prices can stabilize or shift market rates.
• Export Demand: Increased international demand, especially for Basmati rice, drives prices upward.
• Weather Conditions: Floods, droughts, and unpredictable monsoon patterns impact crop health and availability.

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Overall Conclusion

Rice prices in Pakistan are shaped by various factors including production, government policies, and international demand. These elements together create a dynamic and sometimes unpredictable market.

Despite challenges like weather changes and market speculation, improvements in farming technology and better policies are paving the way for more stable and affordable rice prices. Staying informed about market trends will always help buyers and sellers make smarter choices.

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