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Price of sugar declines 50 paisas to reach Rs 49/kg in Karachi

byCustoms Today Report
23/02/2015
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KARACHI: The price of sugar has declined by 50 paisas to reach at Rs 49 per kg.

According to sources in the wholesale market, the price decrease took place due to an increase in the supply of sugar.

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The price decrease is also being experienced at the retail level where sugar is being sold at Rs 52 which is an Rs 1-2 decrease.

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