ISLAMABAD: Prices of various essential items have been increased at utility stores.
A notification has been issued to increase the prices of essential commodities of various brands at utility stores. According to the notification, the price of 900 grams of tea of different brands has increased by Rs. 400. The price of 900 grams of tea increased from Rs 905 to Rs 1305. T Whitener prices have increased by Rs.100.
Prices of porridge, cereal, noodles, needles and salt were also increased at utility stores. The price of an 800 gram packet of baby milk has increased by Rs.260. 50 grams of various spices have increased by Rs.50.
The price of 100 grams of red chillies is 84 rupees, while the price of 100 hot spices has increased to 42 rupees. Prices of many items including custard, black pepper, fenugreek, jam, drinks have also increased. A 100 gram bottle of honey has become expensive by Rs 100, while a kg pickle pack has become expensive by Rs 57.
A 55 gram pack of kheer has been increased by Rs 20, 200 grams of chawar has increased by Rs 40 and the price of a broom has increased by Rs 9.
According to the spokesman of Utility Stores, the quality of the items available at Utility Stores is the highest and the prices are the lowest. To improve demand and supply at all stores across the country, the prices of some brands of goods have been increased by these brands. Is.
The spokesman further said that subsidized ghee is available at all utility stores at Rs 300 per kg, sugar at Rs 70 per kg. A 20 kg bag of flour is available in abundance at Rs 800. Subsidy is also being given on pulses and rice. Apart from this, hundreds of other branded items available at utility stores are also being offered at lower prices than the general market.
