Rice is one of the most important commodities in Pakistani homes, and it also helps the economy by being eaten at home and exported. Every day, the price of rice in Pakistan changes because of things like:
- Weather Conditions
- Costs of labor, fertilizer, and water
- Supply and demand in the area
- Quality of different types and availability in the market
As of July 23, 2025, this article lists the most recent prices for all major types of rice in Pakistan, including Sella, Steam, White, and Munji.
Rice Prices in Pakistan – 23 July 2025
| Rice Variety | White | Sella | Steam |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kainat 1121 40 KG | Rs. 6150 | Rs. 7050 | Rs. 7500 |
| Kainat 1121 B1 Broken 40 KG | Rs. 3560 | Rs. 3600 | Rs. 4100 |
| New Super Basmati 40 KG | Rs. 5650 | Rs. 5600 | Rs. 6500 |
| Kainat 1121 Short Grain 40 KG | Rs. 4300 | Rs. 4500 | Rs. 4650 |
| Basmati 386 40 KG | Rs. 3900 | Rs. 4500 | Rs. 4550 |
| Super Basmati Old 40 KG | Rs. 5600 | Rs. 6100 | Rs. 6600 |
| Irri 6 40 KG | Rs. 3300 | Rs. 3550 | Rs. 3850 |
| C 9 40 KG | Rs. 3700 | Rs. 4000 | Rs. 4150 |
| Super Fine 40 KG | Rs. 4200 | Rs. 4000 | Rs. 5050 |
| Supri 40 KG | Rs. 3700 | Rs. 5500 | Rs. 4150 |
| Super 1509 40 KG | Rs. 5300 | Rs. 5500 | Rs. 6050 |
| Super B2 Broken 40 KG | Rs. 3400 | Rs. 3550 | Rs. 3750 |
| Super Short Grain 40 KG | Rs. 4100 | Rs. 4450 | Rs. 4550 |
Note: Prices may be a little different depending on where you are and who you buy from.
Munji Rice Price Today in Pakistan (Unpolished)
“Munji” is a type of rice that hasn’t been fully processed or polished yet. It’s often sold before it’s milled or polished. It’s frequently cheaper and used for more processing or eating in the area.
| Rice Variety | Minimum Price | Maximum Price |
|---|---|---|
| IRRI-6 Munji | Rs. 2050 | Rs. 2750 |
| Hybrid Munji | Rs. 2160 | Rs. 2800 |
| Hybrid LP-18 Munji | Rs. 2250 | Rs. 2660 |
| Supri Munji | Rs. 2300 | Rs. 2850 |
| Laal-86 Munji | Rs. 2600 | Rs. 3200 |
| IRRI Fine Munji | Rs. 2300 | Rs. 3250 |
| Super 1509 Munji | Rs. 3200 | Rs. 4250 |
| Super Fine 1692 Munji | Rs. 3200 | Rs. 4200 |
| Super 1509 Munji (Old) | Rs. 4650 | Rs. 5000 |
| Super Kainat 1121 Munji (Old) | Rs. 4700 | Rs. 5150 |
Super 1509/1692 Munji (Per 40kg)
| Cities | Minimum Price | Maximum Price |
|---|---|---|
| Lahore | Rs. 3150 | Rs. 4250 |
| Islamabad | Rs. 3200 | Rs. 4300 |
| Karachi | Rs. 3050 | Rs. 4200 |
| Hafizabad | Rs. 3100 | Rs. 4100 |
| Gujranwala | Rs. 3100 | Rs. 4300 |
| Sialkot | Rs. 3200 | Rs. 4200 |
| Faisalabad | Rs. 3100 | Rs. 4250 |
| Arifwala | Rs. 3100 | Rs. 4200 |
| Multan | Rs. 3050 | Rs. 4200 |
| Ali Pur Chatha | Rs. 3200 | Rs. 4200 |
Why do rice prices change from place to place?
The price of rice is not the same all over Pakistan. Important things are:
- Quality of rice: Aromatic types like 1121 and Super Basmati cost more.
- Proximity to Mills: Transport costs are usually reduced in areas close to rice processing plants.
- Export vs. Local Demand: Prices tend to be higher in areas where a lot of exports happen.
- Middlemen and storage: More steps in the supply chain can make things more expensive for customers.
Important Rice-Growing Areas in Pakistan
Pakistan’s rich plains are great for growing a lot of different kinds of rice. The following areas are where most of the country’s rice is grown:
- Hafizabad, Punjab
- Gujranwala
- Sialkot
- Sheikhupura
- Okara
- Sindh: Larkana
- Dadu
- Shikarpur
- Thatta
- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK):
Production on a smaller scale in Swat, Charsadda, and other districts.
FAQS About Rice Prices in Pakistan
Q1: How much does Kainat 1121 rice cost in Pakistan right now?
A: The price for 40 kg ranges from Rs 6150 to Rs 7500, depending on the kind of processing (White, Sella, Steam).
Q2: Where in Pakistan does the most rice grow?
A: The biggest rice-growing area is Punjab, especially the districts of Hafizabad and Gujranwala.
Q3: What is making the price of rice go up?
A: Prices go up a lot of the time because fertilizer expenses are expensive, there isn’t enough water, and there is a lot of demand from other countries.
Q4: What is Munji rice?
A: Munji is rice that hasn’t been polished or fully processed yet. It’s usually sold before it is fully milled.
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