All posts tagged "Pakistan"
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77Wheat News in EnglishPakistan : Wheat Price in Sindh Pushes Millers to Open Market
Flour millers in Sindh are skipping government wheat as the release price of Rs9,500 per 100kg becomes costlier after transport and labour....
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102Sugar News in EnglishPakistan : Sensitive Price Index climbs 4.32% on sugar rate hike
Pakistan’s Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) rose 4.32% YoY for the week ending November 27, 2025, driven mainly by sharp increases in sugar,...
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114Sugar News in EnglishSugar mills face CCP action for alleged collusion
The Competition Commission of Pakistan has issued show-cause notices to 10 Punjab sugar mills for colluding to delay the crushing season and...
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110Edible Oil News in EnglishPakistan: Soya bean, palm oil imports grew by 12.99% and 29.37% in four months
Pakistan’s edible oil imports rose sharply in July–October 2025, with soybean oil up 13% to 60,809 t and palm oil up 29%...
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118Sugar News in EnglishPakistan : TCP issues fresh tender to sell 36,000 tons of imported sugar
Pakistan’s TCP has invited sealed bids by December 3 to sell 36,000 tons of imported sugar, with a minimum bid of 5,000...
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355Sugar News in EnglishPakistan : Sugar retail prices climb to Rs215 per kg despite start of crushing season
Sugar prices in Karachi have climbed to Rs210–215 per kg, despite the sugarcane crushing season that typically boosts supply. Wholesale rates remain...
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136Rice News in EnglishPakistan To Export 100,000 Tonnes Of Rice To Bangladesh
Pakistan has invited bids to procure up to 100,000 tonnes of rice for export to Bangladesh, with tenders due November 28 and...
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71Sugar News in EnglishSugar Price Spike Deepens as Supplies Tighten
Retail sugar prices in Karachi have risen to Rs215 per kg, with imported superfine sugar at Rs180 and local thick-crystal at Rs204....
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207Sugar News in EnglishPakistan : Sugar prices may drop as Punjab mills start new crushing season
Punjab sugar mills have started crushing, expected to reduce sugar prices by up to Rs10/kg due to improved supply. Authorities are increasing...
