- Thursday’s rates are notified.
- Onion down Rs 5 to Rs 190; cauliflower up Rs 10 to Rs 100; farm eggs down to Rs 239 per dozen.
FAISALABAD: The district administration has issued the official retail rate list for vegetables, fruits, chicken and eggs for Thursday, 29 October 2026, with notified per-kg prices for household staples.
Onion eased Rs 5 to Rs 190 per kg, while cauliflower rose Rs 10 to Rs 100. Lemon fell Rs 10 to Rs 85 on yesterday’s rate list.
Tomato held at Rs 130 and green chillies at Rs 100 per kg. Spinach stayed the cheapest everyday vegetable at Rs 55.
Vegetable rates
| Vegetable | Price/kg |
|---|---|
| Potato (store, old) | Rs 34 |
| Onion | Rs 190 |
| Tomato | Rs 130 |
| Garlic (local white) | Rs 220 |
| Ginger (Thai) | Rs 370 |
| Green chillies | Rs 100 |
| Cauliflower | Rs 100 |
| Spinach | Rs 55 |
| Brinjal | Rs 75 |
| Ladyfinger | Rs 140 |
| Lemon (Chinese) | Rs 85 |
Read More: Vegetable Prices in Faisalabad Today: 28 October 2026
At Faisalabad’s Sabzi Mandi, local white garlic is Rs 220 per kg and red desi garlic Rs 340.
Fruit rates
| Fruit | Price |
|---|---|
| Pomegranate (Kandhari) | Rs 440/kg |
| Grapes (Gola) | Rs 320/kg |
| Guava | Rs 210/kg |
| Apple (Gacha, first) | Rs 360/kg |
| Banana | Rs 110/dozen |
Kandhari pomegranate held at Rs 440 per kg while Sundarkhani grapes led at Rs 620. Bananas fell Rs 20 to Rs 110 per dozen.
Chicken and eggs
Live broiler rose Rs 5 to Rs 388 per kg retail and meat rose Rs 7 to Rs 562. Farm eggs fell to Rs 239 per dozen.
According to the official rate list issued by the district administration, these are the notified rates. Official rates; market prices may vary.
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