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Essential food prices show mixed trends in Peshawar retail survey

A weekly retail market survey in Peshawar shows rising prices for poultry while cow meat rates remain stable across the region.

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Retail markets in Peshawar showed a mixed price trend across key food items on Sunday, Business Recorder reported. A weekly survey conducted by the outlet found that multiple essential daily goods reached new price peaks, with live chicken leading the increases. [1]

Live chicken prices rose to 445 rupees per kilogram in the retail market, according to Business Recorder. This marks an increase from the previous price of 405 rupees per kilogram. [1]

The price of cow meat remained unchanged during the same period, Business Recorder reported. Boneless cow meat sold at 2000 rupees per kilogram, while cow meat with bone stayed at 1500 rupees per kilogram. [1]

Human food consists of material that is fit for consumption and willingly eaten to meet basic daily necessities. Humans instinctively seek out food as a response to hunger, although not all edible items are considered human food. [2]

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In short

  • Live chicken prices in Peshawar rose from 405 rupees to 445 rupees per kilogram.
  • Boneless cow meat prices held steady at 2000 rupees per kilogram.
  • Cow meat with bone remained priced at 1500 rupees per kilogram.

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  1. [1]Mixed trend in prices of essential food itemsBusiness Recorder, 4h ago (the report this story comes from)

Background

  1. [2]Human food on Wikipedia

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