Chicken Prices Surge in Quetta
Traders blame suspended supplies from Sindh and Punjab, higher diesel costs and expensive feed.
In Quetta, chicken prices have surged to Rs. 630-700 per kg, up from Rs. 430 at the start of the week. This update gives the Quetta range, not a single nationwide rate.
Traders are giving the reasons. The update does not publish an official notified price.
Why chicken prices jumped in Quetta
Traders blame the sharp increase on suspended supplies from Sindh and Punjab, higher diesel transportation costs, and expensive poultry feed. The sudden rise is adding further pressure on households already struggling with rising food prices.
Our verdict
In Quetta, chicken has moved from Rs. 430 per kg at the start of the week to a range of Rs. 630-700. Traders tie that jump to supply, diesel and feed.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Quetta price now?
Rs. 630-700 per kg.
What was it at the start of the week?
Rs. 430 per kg.
Why do traders say it rose?
Suspended supplies from Sindh and Punjab, higher diesel transportation costs, and expensive poultry feed.
Is this a Punjab price?
No. The figures in this update are for Quetta.
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