Carrot China wholesale price today

Daily mandi rates for carrot china in every Punjab market that trades it, from the official AMIS reports. Prices are the fair-quality price in Rs per 100 kg.

Median wholesale price: Rs 14,025 per 100 kg across 20 markets (latest report 09 Oct 2026). Cheapest: Jampur (Rs 9,300); dearest: Sialkot (Rs 16,250).

Today's price in every market

MarketRs/100 kgDay's rangeDate
Daska16,700—26 Sept 2026
Sialkot16,25016,000–16,50009 Oct 2026
Lahore15,80015,400–16,20009 Oct 2026
Gujranwala15,30015,000–15,60008 Oct 2026
Hazro15,050—05 Oct 2026
Rawalpindi15,00014,500–15,50009 Oct 2026
Sambrial14,700—05 Oct 2026
Hasanabdal14,550—05 Oct 2026
Sheikhupura14,25014,000–14,50008 Oct 2026
Sarai Alamgir14,200—05 Oct 2026
Gujar Khan14,100—05 Oct 2026
Nankana13,950—03 Oct 2026
Sanglahill13,950—03 Oct 2026
Talagang13,900—30 Sept 2026
Warburton13,700—19 Sept 2026
Layyah13,350—05 Oct 2026
Jhelum11,750—05 Oct 2026
Multan11,500—24 Sept 2026
Mianwali11,25010,800–11,70009 Oct 2026
Bhakkar10,965—05 Oct 2026
Chunian10,750—17 Sept 2026
Kanganpur10,750—05 Oct 2026
Kasur10,75010,500–11,00007 Oct 2026
Patoki10,750—03 Oct 2026
Jampur9,300—05 Oct 2026
Taunsasharif8,500—24 Sept 2026
Rajanpur8,300—22 Sept 2026

Fetch it

curl -H "X-API-Key: pk_live_xxx" "https://api.pakdatahub.com/v1/agri/latest?commodity=carrot_china"
curl -H "X-API-Key: pk_live_xxx" "https://api.pakdatahub.com/v1/agri/prices?commodity=carrot_china&market=lahore&from=2007-01-01&format=csv"

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Questions

What is the wholesale price of carrot china in Pakistan today?

On the latest AMIS reports (09 Oct 2026), the median fair-quality wholesale price of carrot china across 20 Punjab markets was Rs 14,025 per 100 kg (about Rs 140 a kg).

Which market has the cheapest carrot china?

Among markets reporting this week, Jampur had the lowest price (Rs 9,300) and Sialkot the highest (Rs 16,250).

How far back does the carrot china price history go?

AMIS has reported daily carrot china prices since 2007 in the markets that trade it. This page charts the last year; the full daily history is available through the PakDataHub API.

Where does this data come from?

From AMIS, the Agriculture Marketing Information Service of Punjab's Directorate of Agriculture (Economics & Marketing). Prices are the fair-quality price (FQP) — the representative wholesale price of average-quality produce — reported by each market committee.

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