- Saturday’s rates are notified.
- Tomato up Rs 10 to Rs 150; ginger down Rs 20 to Rs 350; broiler meat down Rs 15 to Rs 540.
FAISALABAD: The district administration has issued the official retail rate list for vegetables, fruits, chicken and eggs for Saturday, 31 October 2026, with notified per-kg prices for household staples.
Tomato rose Rs 10 to Rs 150 per kg, while ginger fell Rs 20 to Rs 350. Onion held at Rs 190 and green chillies at Rs 100 per kg on yesterday’s rate list.
Potato (store, old) stayed at Rs 34 and spinach at Rs 55. Ladyfinger held at Rs 140, while cauliflower stayed at Rs 100.
Vegetable rates
| Vegetable | Price/kg |
|---|---|
| Potato (store, old) | Rs 34 |
| Onion | Rs 190 |
| Tomato | Rs 150 |
| Garlic (local white) | Rs 220 |
| Ginger (Thai) | Rs 350 |
| Green chillies | Rs 100 |
| Cauliflower | Rs 100 |
| Spinach | Rs 55 |
| Brinjal | Rs 84 |
| Ladyfinger | Rs 140 |
| Lemon (Chinese) | Rs 85 |
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 |
| Grapes (Sundarkhani) | Rs 650/kg |
| Guava | Rs 210/kg |
| Banana | Rs 110/dozen |
Kandhari pomegranate held at Rs 440 per kg while Sundarkhani grapes rose Rs 30 to Rs 650. Bananas held at Rs 110 per dozen.
Chicken and eggs
Broiler meat fell Rs 15 to Rs 540 per kg. Farm eggs rose Rs 2 to Rs 241 per dozen.
Live broiler is listed at Rs 373 per kg at retail.
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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