Haldi Price in Pakistan Today – Latest 2025 Market Update

Haldi Price in Pakistan Today – Latest 2025 Market Update

Haldi (turmeric) is among the most important spices for cooking in Pakistan that is used in every day restaurants, homes and food processing industries throughout the nation. The prices of turmeric in 2025 have experienced significant variations due to the production of farmers as well as mandi supply levels costs for fuel, and a increasing demand for packaged spices.

This market update offers an updated look at the current prices for haldi in Pakistan aiding shoppers, consumers, and traders to understand the current prices and the trends.

Current Haldi Prices in Pakistan - 2025

Wholesale Mandi Rates (Whole Turmeric)

In the major spice and vegetable mandis throughout Pakistan, whole dried turmeric is sold at the price range below:

  • PKR 115 - 200 per kg

Prices are heavily influenced by:

  • Crop quality

  • Moisture level

  • Cities of Purchase (Lahore, Karachi, Multan, Peshawar, etc.)

  • Purchase volume

Bulk buyers typically get higher rates than small traders.

Retail Market Prices (Turmeric Powder)

For the average consumer buying ready-to-use haldi powders the prices are much higher because of grinding packaging, branding, packaging and the cost of transportation.

  • PKR 800 - 2,000 per kg

The final price will depend on:

  • Brand name and reputation

  • Packaging quality

  • Standard category or Organic Category

  • Superstore or shop margins

Price Comparison Table - 2025

Market Type

Product Form

Average Price per KG

Wholesale / Mandi

Whole turmeric

PKR 115 - 200

Retail - General Stores

Powdered in haldi

PKR 800 - 1,200

Premium Brands

Powder of turmeric that has been sealed

PKR 1,200 - 2,000

Why Haldi Prices Change

A variety of national and local factors affect the price of turmeric:

1. Farming Output

If the harvest is not producing enough or weather conditions affect crops, the supply decreases and prices rise.

2. Transportation Costs

Fuel prices are rising, which increases the cost of delivery from mandis to farms, and from wholesalers to urban retailers.

3. Processing Expenses

Cleaning, grinding Quality control, grinding and packing directly increase the price of powdered Haldi.

4. Market Demand

The increased demand during the summer months -- particularly during wedding season and major festivals can lead to higher rates for a short period of time.

5. Import & Stock Conditions

Any interruption in import supply of turmeric or the stock availability can also affect the local price.

2025 Market Trend Overview

  • Early 2025 saw moderate mandi prices between PKR 145 - 175 per kg.

  • Mid-year prices stabilized in many markets.

  • In late 2025, wholesale prices had reached 200 PKR per kilogram in some areas due to a tighter supply.

  • The prices of retail spice products remain at an all-time high because of inflation and the cost of packaging.

Buying Tips for Haldi in Pakistan

For Home Users

  • Buy medium-sized containers to keep them fresh.

  • Compare the prices of various brands before making a purchase.

  • Do not buy powders with a high price as the quality could be skewed.

For Shopkeepers

  • Buy directly from wholesale mandis if possible.

  • Keep it in dry, moist conditions to preserve the quality.

  • Purchase in bulk when the price fluctuations.

For Traders

  • Monitor mandi price movements weekly.

  • Take advantage of the times of steady harvest.

  • Consider the cost of packing and grinding before selling.

Final Thoughts

By 2025 the price of haldi will remain accessible at wholesale prices but is significantly more expensive for consumers who buy it retail. Consumers who buy for their homes continue to pay higher prices due to brand and processing margins and bulk traders profit more from mandi-sourced.

Knowing the price difference aids buyers in making better buying decisions, whether for household needs or for commercial trade on a large scale.

 

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