Welcome to the most trusted source for daily poultry rates across Pakistan. Whether you are a farmer in Quetta, a trader in Lasbela, or a consumer in Gwadar, we provide verified rates directly from the Pakistan Poultry Association (PPA) and local market committees.
Balochistan District Wise Rate List
| District / City | Live Broiler (per kg) | Chicken Meat (per kg) | Eggs (per dozen) |
| Quetta | N/A | N/A | 332 |
| Lasbela / Uthal | N/A | N/A | 332 |
| Gwadar / Pasni | N/A | N/A | 332 |
| Khuzdar | N/A | N/A | 332 |
| Sibi | N/A | N/A | 332 |
| Zhob / Loralai | N/A | N/A | 332 |
Balochistan vs. National Market Trends
Balochistan’s market is unique because it often imports a large portion of its poultry from Sindh (specifically Karachi) and Punjab. This means that transportation costs play a major role in your local price.
Key Market Takeaways:
- Transportation Impact: Cities connected to main highways (like Uthal or Nasirabad) often have lower rates than “deep” rural areas.
- Quetta Profitability: Quetta remains one of the highest-profit districts for egg production in Pakistan due to high local demand.
- Stakeholder Profits: In Balochistan, commission agents typically earn 41% of the supernormal profit, while retailers make about 24%.
Daily Egg & Manual Essentials
Stay updated with the latest rates for eggs and other livestock products across the province.
- Egg Patti (30 Dozen): Rs. 9960
- One-Day Chick: Rs. 30.50
- Desi Chicken Rate: Rs. 1255
- Fresh Mutton Rate: Rs. 2560
- Fresh Beef Rate: Rs. 2226
Why do Poultry Rates in Balochistan Fluctuate?
Several factors cause the daily changes you see in our tables:
- Feed Costs: Fluctuations in the price of soy and maize used in poultry feed.
- Fuel Prices: High fuel rates directly increase the cost of transporting birds from Sindh or Punjab.
- Seasonal Demand: Prices often spike during festive months or wedding seasons in Quetta and Lasbela.
- Weather Conditions: Extreme heat or cold in the Sibi or Quetta regions can impact bird supply and mortality rates.
FAQs
Because Balochistan gets much of its poultry from Sindh and Punjab, the price you pay includes the cost of long-distance travel. If petrol prices go up, the price of chicken in cities like Quetta and Gwadar usually follows.
Cities located near main highways, like Uthal or Nasirabad, often have slightly lower rates because it’s easier and cheaper to transport birds there. Deep rural areas tend to be more expensive due to the extra travel required.
Quetta has a very high demand for eggs, making it one of the most profitable places for egg production in Pakistan. This high demand can cause egg prices to stay firm or rise during peak seasons.
The main reasons are the cost of chicken feed (like soy and maize), changes in fuel prices for transport, and the weather. For example, extreme heat in Sibi or cold in Quetta can affect the health of the birds and the overall supply.
In the Balochistan market, the biggest share of profit typically goes to the commission agents (about 41%), while the local retailers who sell to you usually make around 24% profit.
