Wheat Price in Pakistan Today 2026 | Punjab Gandum Rate (40 KG Updated Daily)

Are you looking for the wheat price in Pakistan? Then you come to the right place. Wheat is an important part of life and is used as the main food item in every home in Pakistan, which can be used daily, like bread and chapati. Good quality wheat gives good taste and provides healthy nutrients for your family. Here you will get the latest Wheat Price in Pakistan.

Wheat Price in Pakistan Today 4 July, 2026

Province	Minimum Rate Per 40KG (PKR)	Maximum Rate Per 40KG (PKR)
Punjab	3600	4700
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	3660	4650
Sindh	3600	4660
Balochistan	3630	4680

Wheat gives your body energy to stay active throughout the day. It gives fiber that helps with good digestion. Pakistan comes in the top 10 as producers and consumer of wheat.

The government of Pakistan has set the support price of gandum at PKR 3,500 per 40 kg for 2026, but the price may differ in various provinces and cities of Pakistan.

Wheat price in Pakistan Province’s Per KG

Province	Minimum Rate (PKR)	Maximum Rate (PKR)
Punjab	90	120
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	92	117
Sindh	90	118
Balochistan	91	120

Wheat Rate in Different cities of Punjab(گندم کا ریٹ)

Here are the latest gandum prices in several cities ghalla madi of Punjab.

City	Minimum Price (PKR)	Maximum Price (PKR)
Arif Wala	3640	4685
Ahmad Pur Sharqya	3650	4690
Bahawalnagar	3610	4680
Bahawalpur	3620	4670
Bakhar	3650	4600
Burewala	3600	4670
Chakwal	3660	4680
Chishtian	3670	4620
Dera Ghazi Khan	3640	4690
Dunya Pur	3670	4685
Faisalabad	3660	4680
Fazil Pur	3670	4670
Gujranwala	3610	4680
Hasil Pur	3630	4620
Islamabad	3600	4600
Khan Pur	3660	4610
Khanewal	3640	4620
Kasur	3670	4640
Layyah	3670	4620
Lodhran	3630	4690
Lahore	3650	4640
Multan	3650	4630
Mianwali	3640	4610
Mian Channu	3650	4620
Muzafargarh	3670	4690
Malsi	3650	4670
Okara	3660	4680
Patoki	3670	4680
Rahim Yar Khan	3650	4610
Rajan Pur	3640	4660
Rawalpindi	3600	4600
Sadiqabad	3680	4640
Sahiwal	3690	4620
Sargodha	3690	4620
Sheikhupura	3610	4690
Vehari	3650	4610

Wheat Rate in Different cities of Sindh

City	Minimum Price	Maximum Price
Dadu	3650	4610
Daharki	3630	4660
Hyderabad	3670	4650
Ghotki	3670	4630
Jhuddu	3610	4640
Karachi	3640	4670
Kunri	3680	4630
Larkana	3640	4620
Mehrab Pur	3600	4650
Mirpur Khas	3670	4650
Nawab Shah	3680	4630
Sakrand	3630	4630
Sangarh	3640	4660
ShikarPur	3640	4600
Sukkur	3670	4650
Tando Allah Yar	3650	4640
Tando Adam	3640	4630
Tando M Khan	3660	4660
Umar Kot	3650	4640

Wheat price in Different cities of KPK

City	Minimum Price	Maximum Price
Peshawra	3670	4650
Dera Ismail Khan	3660	4680
Kohat	3650	4670
Charsada	3630	4660
Bannu	3650	4630
Mardan	3660	464o
Swabi	3630	4640
Nowshera	3660	4650

Wheat Rate in Different cities of Balochistan

City	Minium Price	Maximum Price
Quetta	3630	4660
Kalat	3640	4670
Pishin	3630	4660
Gwadar	366o	4690
Sibi	3650	4680
Khuzdar	3630	4660

Factors Affecting Gandum Rate in Pakistan

Wheat price in Pakistan depends upon the following factors

• Weather Conditions

Too much rain, dryness, or extreme heat can damage crops and reduce supply.

• Demand and supply

If wheat production is low and demand is high, prices increase. If there is plenty of wheat, prices may go down

• Production Costs

Higher costs of fertilizers, fuel, and labor can increase wheat prices.

• Government Policies

Taxes, subsidies, and import and export rules can affect market prices.

• Global Market Trends

International trade and global shortages also damage local wheat prices.

• Seasonal Changes

Prices can go up or down depending on changing seasons and availability.

Tips for Buying and Selling Wheat

For Traders & Farmers:

• Purchase clean and of good quality wheat.
• Keep it stored properly.
• Watch market trends to sell at the best price.

For Consumers:

• Buy fresh wheat for better taste and health.
• Store wheat in containers to keep it safe.
• Compare prices and buy from trusted sellers.

In Which Areas is Wheat Cultivated the Most?

In Pakistan, wheat is mostly grown in the areas that have good soil and enough water. Punjab is first in rank in terms of wheat production, especially in cities like Faisalabad, Sargodha, Gujranwala, and Multan. Sindh also grows wheat in places like Sukkur, Larkana, and Hyderabad, while Khyber Pakhtunkhwa grows it in Mardan, Charsadda, and Peshawar. Balochistan grows some wheat too, mainly in Quetta, Pishin, and Sibi, but not as much as Punjab and Sindh.

How to Increase Wheat Production in Pakistan?

• Use High-Quality Seeds
• Proper Irrigation
• Fertilizers and Nutrients
• Pest and Disease Control
• Modern Farming Techniques
• Good Storage
• Use a variety of Seeds rather than staying on one Variety

Why is quality wheat seed necessary for high yield?

Normally, high-quality seed comes in the market after a complete reserach which means this kind of seed will be genetically strong and it has qualities to adopt in various kinds of lands and environments, and can bear more stress. It has more immunity against pests and diseases. It will give more yield than common seed and will be consistent in all the above characteristics for multiple years.

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