Vegetable Market Badami Bagh
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The Badami Bagh Fruit and Vegetable Market was established in 1969 and is the largest wholesale market in Punjab and second-largest in Pakistan. It operates on approximately 205 kanals, supplying fresh produce to over 10 million people daily. Key features include extensive truck parking, organized wholesale and retail zones, cold storage facilities, and a digital auction platform under development, with ongoing infrastructure upgrades overseen by PAMRA.
- Developer: Punjab Agriculture Marketing Regulatory Authority (PAMRA)
- Ideal For: Ideal for wholesale buyers, large retailers, food-service operators, and exporters requiring bulk, high-quality produce at competitive prices.
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Latest Updates
Digital Price Transparency Initiative at Badami Bagh Vegetable Market
The Punjab government has installed digital display screens at the Badami Bagh vegetable market in Lahore to publicly broadcast official wholesale rates for all vegetables and fruits, enhancing price transparency for traders and consumers. This initiative is part of broader efforts to standardize pricing and reduce information asymmetry in Lahore’s largest wholesale produce hub.
Sharp Decline in Winter Vegetable Prices at Badami Bagh Mandi
A significant crash in winter vegetable prices has been reported at Badami Bagh Mandi, with tomatoes, onions, and potatoes experiencing steep declines in early 2026. The drop is attributed to seasonal harvest surpluses and reduced transport costs following improved logistics from the Afghan border, easing supply chain pressures.
Daily Wholesale Price Monitoring via Super Sabzi Mandi Lahore Platform
The Super Sabzi Mandi Lahore platform provides daily updated wholesale and retail rates for key commodities—including onion, tomato, and potato—serving shopkeepers, traders, and consumers. Its social media presence offers verified, location-specific data from Badami Bagh, reinforcing real-time market intelligence across Lahore.