Rice Rate Today in Pakistan: Kainat, Basmati Price per40 Kg

Rice Rate Today in Pakistan: Kainat, Basmati Price per40 Kg
Rice Rate Today in Pakistan: Kainat, Basmati Price per40 Kg

Rice Rates per40 Kg with Brand

Rice Brand NamesWhiteSellaSteam
Super Short Grain 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 3030Rs. 3190Rs. 3380
Kainat 1121 40 KG Bag Price Rs.5090Rs. 6100Rs. 6240
New Super Basmati 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 4640Rs. 4505Rs. 5290
Kainat 1121 B1 Broken 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 2530Rs. 2680Rs. 3130
Super Kainat Rice Rate 25 KG Bag priceRs. 4110Rs. 4240Rs. 4508
Kainat 1121 Short Grain 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 3210Rs. 3370Rs. 3509
386 Basmati 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 2910Rs. 3404Rs. 3590
Super Basmati Old 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 4590Rs. 5180Rs. 5510
Kainat 1121 B2 Broken 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 2146Rs. 2350Rs. 2590
C 9 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 2680Rs. 2740Rs. 3140
Irri 6 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 2308Rs. 2480Rs. 2640
Super B1 Broken 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 2540Rs. 2700Rs. 3200
Super Fine 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 3100Rs. 3560Rs. 3900
Supri 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 2650Rs. 2880Rs. 2999
1509 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 4290Rs. 4580Rs. 5000
Super B2 Broken 40 KG Bag PriceRs. 2340Rs. 2460Rs. 2690
CitiesMinimum PriceMaximum Price
ArifwalaRs. 3000Rs. 3540
BahawalpurRs. 3060Rs. 3550
FaisalabadRs. 3050Rs. 3610
GujranwalaRs. 3160Rs. 3620
HafizabadRs. 3120Rs. 3660
IslamabadRs. 3150Rs. 3650
KarachiRs. 3050Rs. 3550
LahoreRs. 3100Rs. 3600
MultanRs. 3080Rs. 3570
SialkotRs. 3200Rs. 3550

Key Information About Rice in Pakistan

Rice is a staple food in Pakistan, and its cultivation is a significant part of the country’s agriculture. The prices of rice vary based on the variety and quality, with Kainat and Basmati rice being the most popular and expensive types. Paddy prices are also listed separately, as they represent the raw, unprocessed form of rice.
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Rice Varieties Cultivated in Pakistan

  1. Basmati Rice: Known for its long grains, aromatic fragrance, and fluffy texture. Varieties include Super Basmati, Basmati 385, and more. Prices for Basmati rice range from 10,500 PKR to 10,900 PKR per 40 KG.
  2. IRRI Varieties: These are high-yield, disease-resistant types like IRRI-6 and IRRI-9. They are generally cheaper than Basmati rice.
  3. Non-Basmati Varieties: These include diverse grain lengths and textures. Varieties like KS-282 and KS-133 are more affordable.

Planting and Caring for Rice

  • Planting Methods: Rice can be planted using the wetland method, which involves transplanting seedlings into flooded paddies, or the dryland method, where seeds are sown directly into dry soil.
  • Crop Management: Proper water management and the application of fertilizers such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are essential for healthy crop growth.

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