Flour price hits record high of Rs2500 per 20kg in Karachi

 Flour costs in Karachi have scaled another pinnacle of Rs2500 per 20-kilogram sack against last week's Rs2,400, information from the Pakistan Department of Measurements (PBS) displayed on Saturday.

This is the initial time throughout the entire existence of Pakistan that flour costs have flooded to Rs2500.

As per the Delicate Value Record for the week finished Dec 22, 1kg of flour in Karachi currently costs Rs125, which is just about 100% more than the cost of the item in Islamabad and Punjab.

The information shows that somewhat recently, Karachi, Hyderabad and Quetta have seen a flood of Rs100 in the cost of a 20kg sack of flour, expanding the rates to Rs2,500, Rs2,420 and Rs2,320 separately.

In Bannu, Peshawar, Larkana and Sukkur, the costs expanded by Rs40, Rs70, Rs50 and Rs40 separately.

In the mean time, the cost of a 20kg pack of flour in Islamabad and Punjab has been recorded at Rs1,295.

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