(Note: All prices are per Kilogram)

Above is the officially approved vegetable price list (date as per the official notification). This list covers prices per Kilogram (KG) for both Grade 1 (Premium) and Grade 2 (Standard) quality vegetables.

Planning to buy meat or fruits? Check out today’s Chicken Prices here and Fruit Prices here.

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Vegetable Rate Comparison (7 May vs 8 May 2026)

Vegetable	Previous Rate (7 May)	Current Rate (8 May)	Change	Trend
Potato (A Grade)	Rs. 20	Rs. 20	0	Stable
Ginger Chinese	Rs. 285	Rs. 285	0	Stable
Brinjal	Rs. 45	Rs. 50	+5	Increased
Cabbage	Rs. 45	Rs. 45	0	Stable
Onion	Rs. 60	Rs. 60	0	Stable
Cauliflower	Rs. 75	Rs. 80	+5	Increased
Tomatoes	Rs. 130	Rs. 130	0	Stable
Garlic Desi	Rs. 60	Rs. 100	+40	Sharp Increase
Garlic Chinese	Rs. 285	Rs. 270	-15	Decreased
Green Chili	Rs. 130	Rs. 130	0	Stable
Lemon Small	Rs. 270	Rs. 270	0	Stable
Lemon Chinese	Rs. 515	Rs. 510	-5	Decreased
Peas	Rs. 60	Rs. 60	0	Stable
Cucumber	Rs. 60	Rs. 60	0	Stable
Cluster Beans	Rs. 60	Rs. 60	0	Stable
Bottle Gourd	Rs. 70	Rs. 70	0	Stable
Ridge Gourd	Rs. 55	Rs. 55	0	Stable
Lemon Desi	Rs. 130	Rs. 130	0	Stable
Tinda	Rs. 110	Rs. 110	0	Stable
Peas/Other	Rs. 140	Rs. 130	-10	Decreased
Radish Leaves	Rs. 20	Rs. 20	0	Stable
Beetroot	Rs. 50	Rs. 50	0	Stable
Arvi	Rs. 60	Rs. 60	0	Stable
Bitter Gourd	Rs. 85	Rs. 85	0	Stable
Turnip	Rs. 30	Rs. 30	0	Stable

📉 Key Market Insights

1. Garlic Saw the Biggest Price Movement

The most significant increase was recorded in:

• Desi Garlic: Rs. 60 → Rs. 100 (+Rs.40)

This sharp rise suggests:

• Reduced fresh arrivals
• Supply shortages
• Increased wholesale demand

Meanwhile:

• Chinese Garlic became cheaper by Rs. 15, indicating different supply dynamics between local and imported varieties.

2. Seasonal Vegetables Mostly Stable

Most daily-use vegetables remained unchanged, including:

• Onion
• Potato
• Tomatoes
• Cucumber
• Green Chili

This indicates stable supply conditions in Lahore wholesale markets.

3. Slight Increase in Brinjal & Cauliflower

• Brinjal increased by Rs. 5
• Cauliflower increased by Rs. 5

This may be linked to:

• Reduced overnight arrivals
• Transport/logistics costs
• Short-term demand increase

4. Lemon Market Slightly Softer

• Chinese Lemon declined slightly from Rs. 515 to Rs. 510.

This suggests improved availability or slower demand in premium citrus categories.

5. Market Stability Still Dominates

Despite a few fluctuations, the overall vegetable market remained relatively stable with limited inflationary pressure across major kitchen essentials.

6. Short-Term Outlook

If wholesale supply remains smooth:

• Core vegetable prices may stay stable over the weekend.
• Garlic and seasonal vegetables could remain volatile due to supply sensitivity and weather conditions.

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⚖️ Understanding Vegetable Categories (Awwal & Doem)

When buying vegetables from local markets or carts, vendors must adhere to two pricing tiers:

• Grade 1 (Awwal – اول): Fresh, proper-sized, and unblemished vegetables.
• Grade 2 (Doem – دوئم): Slightly smaller or visually imperfect vegetables, strictly sold at a lower official rate.

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