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Sugar Price Pakistan
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Pakistan witnesses spike in price of sugar, surpasses even petrol

| @indiablooms | Nov 05, 2021, at 10:46 pm

Islamabad: Pakistan witnessed a major spike in the price of sugar and it is now causing a pinch in the pocket of people.

The price of sugar has even surpassed petrol.

Sugar is being sold as high as Rs150 per kg in different cities while petrol is currently being sold at Rs138.30 per litre in the country, reports Geo News.

In Pakistan, the president of the Sugar Dealers Association told Geo News that sugar is being sold at a wholesale rate of Rs140 per kg while the retail price has gone up from Rs145 to Rs150 per kg.

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