Atta Price in Punjab Today: Official 20kg Rates by District and How to Avoid Overcharging (14 November 2026)

Updated: 14 Nov 20268 min readPunjab

The official atta price in Punjab is not one number. On 14 November 2026, the province’s notified rate for a 20kg bag of flour was Rs2,200 in 30 districts, including Lahore, Rawalpindi and Faisalabad, but Rs1,810 in ten districts and Rs1,800 in Sheikhupura. A family buying two bags a month in Lahore pays Rs780 more than one buying the same bags at the notified rate in Multan.

This page lists the official atta price in Punjab for all 41 districts on the government table, as the notified rate for a 20kg bag, with the roti rate and sugar rate beside it, and explains how to check the figure for your own district and what to do if a shop charges more.

Atta price in Punjab on 14 November 2026 (20kg bag)

  • Rs1,800Sheikhupura only, the lowest notified rate
  • Rs1,810Ten districts, among them Multan, Bahawalpur and Gujrat
  • Rs2,200Thirty districts, Lahore, Rawalpindi and Faisalabad included

Roti: Rs14 in all 41 districts. Source: FS&CPD Punjab notified rates dated 14-11-2026.

Listen: today’s Punjab flour rates as a short audio recap

In this guide
  1. Today’s rates in brief
  2. District-wise table
  3. Why your district matters
  4. Roti, sugar and eggs
  5. What PBS data shows
  6. How to check the rate yourself
  7. If you are overcharged
  8. Reading the official table
  9. FAQs

What is the atta price in Punjab today?

On 14 November 2026, the Punjab government’s notified rate for a 20kg atta bag was Rs2,200 in most districts, Rs1,810 in Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan, Gujrat, Mandi Bahauddin, Lodhran, Multan, Talagang, Pakpattan and Khushab, and Rs1,800 in Sheikhupura. The notified price of a roti was Rs14 in every district.

Atta price in Punjab today: the short version

Notified 20kg ratePer kgDistricts
Rs1,800Rs90Sheikhupura (1 district)
Rs1,810Rs90.5Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur, Gujrat, Khushab, Lodhran, Mandi Bahauddin, Multan, Pakpattan, Rahim Yar Khan, Talagang (10 districts)
Rs2,200Rs110All other 30 districts on the list

All figures come from the FS&CPD Punjab commodities price page, which showed “Notified Rates 14-11-2026” for a total of 41 districts when we checked on 14 November.

District-wise atta price in Punjab (20kg bag)

Sorted from lowest to highest atta rate. Sugar is shown only where the district notified a rate that day; a zero on the official table means no rate was notified, not that sugar is free.

DistrictDivisionAtta 20kgPer kgRotiSugar (kg)
SheikhupuraLahoreRs1,800Rs90Rs14Rs150
BahawalnagarBahawalpurRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Rs135
BahawalpurBahawalpurRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Rs135
GujratGujranwalaRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Not notified
KhushabSargodhaRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Not notified
LodhranMultanRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Rs140
Mandi BahauddinGujranwalaRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Rs145
MultanMultanRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Rs145
PakpattanSahiwalRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Rs150
Rahim Yar KhanBahawalpurRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Rs140
TalagangRawalpindiRs1,810Rs90.5Rs14Rs177
AttockRawalpindiRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
BhakkarSargodhaRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
ChakwalRawalpindiRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs145
ChiniotFaisalabadRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
Dera Ghazi KhanD.G.KhanRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs135
FaisalabadFaisalabadRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
GujranwalaGujranwalaRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs150
HafizabadGujranwalaRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
JhangFaisalabadRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
JhelumRawalpindiRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
KasurLahoreRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs156
KhanewalMultanRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
KotAdduD.G.KhanRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
LahoreLahoreRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs156
LayyahD.G.KhanRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
MianwaliSargodhaRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
MurreeRawalpindiRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
MuzaffargarhD.G.KhanRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs140
Nankana SahibLahoreRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs132
NarowalGujranwalaRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
OkaraSahiwalRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
RajanpurD.G.KhanRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs130
RawalpindiRawalpindiRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
SahiwalSahiwalRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
SargodhaSargodhaRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
SialkotGujranwalaRs2,200Rs110Rs14Not notified
Toba Tek SinghFaisalabadRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs140
TunsaD.G.KhanRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs135
VehariMultanRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs140
WazirabadGujratRs2,200Rs110Rs14Rs150

Why your district changes the atta price in Punjab

The difference between the lowest and highest notified rate is Rs400 on a 20kg bag, or Rs20 a kilo. For a household that uses 40kg a month, that is Rs800 a month, close to Rs10,000 over a year, depending only on which district’s rate applies.

The cheaper districts are not clustered in one place. They include Bahawalpur division in the south, Multan and Lodhran, Gujrat and Mandi Bahauddin in the north, and Talagang and Khushab in the Salt Range area. Neighbouring districts can sit on different rates: Multan is at Rs1,810 while Khanewal and Vehari, in the same division, are at Rs2,200. Gujrat is at Rs1,810 while Gujranwala and Sialkot are at Rs2,200.

The FS&CPD table does not explain why the atta price in Punjab differs from district to district, and we have not found an official note that does. Treat any explanation you see online, such as local wheat stocks or mill supply, as unconfirmed unless it comes from the department or your district administration.

Roti, sugar and eggs in the same notification

The notified roti price was Rs14 in all 41 districts on 14 November. Roti pricing has been contested before; in Islamabad, a court once suspended a roti price cut, which we reported in Islamabad High Court suspends roti price reduction notification.

Fresh roti from a clay tandoor in Punjab, where the notified price was Rs14 per roti
The same notification fixes the price of a tandoor roti at Rs14 in every Punjab district.

Sugar was notified in only some districts that day, between Rs130 and Rs177 a kilo; Talagang had the highest rate on the list and Rajanpur the lowest. Eggs were listed at Rs250 to Rs278 across the districts that notified them, though the table does not state the unit, so check the shop’s rate board for whether a price is per dozen.

What PBS data shows about flour prices

The district table tells you what the atta price in Punjab should be today. The national inflation data shows how fast flour has been rising. According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics monthly review for October 2026 (PDF):

Indicator (October 2026)UrbanRural
Wheat flour, year on year+34.27%+35.72%
Wheat flour, month on month+7.54%+9.41%
Wheat, year on year+39.04%+37.16%
Overall CPI inflation, year on year9.5%9.8%

Headline CPI inflation was 9.6 percent in October 2026, down from 10.3 percent in September. Wheat and wheat flour were among the biggest year-on-year increases in the food basket in both cities and villages, behind only onions. Our earlier report on the fall in Pakistan’s wheat production covers the supply side of the story.

Atta price in Punjab starts at the mill: wheat grain pouring into a flour mill hopper and sack
Wheat and wheat flour were among the fastest-rising food items in October, according to PBS.

How to check the atta price in Punjab yourself

  1. Open the FS&CPD Punjab commodities price page on the official gop.pk domain.
  2. Check that the heading shows today’s date next to “Notified Rates”.
  3. Find your district in the table and read across to the “Atta Bag (20Kg)” column.
  4. Note the rate, or take a screenshot showing the date, before you go to the shop.
  5. Compare it with the rate the shop charges for a 20kg bag. Smaller packs and branded flour may be priced differently, and the table lists only the 20kg bag.

The same page links daily lists (“Nirkh Nama”) for poultry, vegetables and fruits for Punjab and separately for Lahore, which help if you are checking other items on your weekly list.

Kneading atta dough at home with flour from a cloth sack in a Punjab kitchen
Check the notified 20kg rate for your district on the day you buy, before the bag reaches your kitchen.

If a shop charges more than the notified rate

Overcharging on the notified atta price in Punjab is handled locally, normally through the district administration’s price control officers. Before you complain, gather what an officer will need: the shop’s name and address, the date and time, the price charged, a receipt or photo if possible, and a screenshot of the notified rate for that day.

  • The FS&CPD price page lists 0303-4280465 and [email protected] as its contact details.
  • For flour that seems adulterated, spoiled or underweight, the Punjab Food Authority deals with food quality; its website is pfa.gop.pk.
  • We could not confirm a dedicated provincial helpline for atta price complaints. Ask your Assistant Commissioner’s office which channel it uses in your tehsil.

Price disputes involving flour mills have flared before; our report on the flour mills strike against withholding tax gives background on how supply-side disputes reach the shop counter.

Reading the official table carefully

The official atta price in Punjab table is useful but not perfect. On 14 November, some rows looked inconsistent: Kasur’s row appears to have values in the wrong columns (for example, a milk figure of 1,600), Lahore showed no rate for washed moong, and Sheikhupura, Murree, Talagang and Khushab had several columns blank. The atta and roti columns looked consistent for every district. If a figure looks wrong, recheck the page later or confirm with your district office before relying on it.

Atta price in Punjab: frequently asked questions

What is the 20kg atta price in Lahore today?

The notified rate in Lahore on 14 November 2026 was Rs2,200 for a 20kg bag, according to the Punjab FS&CPD price table.

Which districts have the cheapest atta in Punjab?

On 14 November 2026, Sheikhupura had the lowest notified rate at Rs1,800 for 20kg, followed by ten districts at Rs1,810: Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan, Gujrat, Mandi Bahauddin, Lodhran, Multan, Talagang, Pakpattan and Khushab.

What is the official roti price in Punjab?

Rs14 per roti in all 41 districts on the 14 November 2026 notified list.

Where can I check the official atta rate for my district?

On the commodities price page of the Punjab Food Security and Commodities Price Department, fscpdpunjab.gop.pk, which publishes notified rates by date.

Has the flour price gone up this year?

Yes. PBS data for October 2026 shows wheat flour up 34.27 percent year on year in urban areas and 35.72 percent in rural areas.

Why is the atta price in Punjab lower in some districts?

The official table does not give a reason, and we have not found an official explanation. Ask your district administration for the basis of its notified rate.

The atta price in Punjab depends on where you live, and the gap is large enough to matter to a family budget. Check the notified rate for your district on the day you buy, keep a screenshot, and report overcharging with the details an officer needs. Farmers following the wheat side of the market can also read our Kisan Card registration guide.

Irum Iqbal
Irum Iqbal
A passionate writer covering food and education topics, with a focus on informative, engaging, and reader-friendly content. Experienced in sharing the latest updates on educational developments, student resources, learning trends, recipes, food culture, and healthy lifestyle ideas for a wide range of audiences.

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