As of January 14th, 2025, the current price of live chickens in Pakistan stands at Rs.510 per kilogram, with chicken liver prices averaging Rs.650 per kilogram. Meanwhile, the per kilogram rate for chicken in Pakistan is Rs.750.

Chicken holds a paramount position in Pakistan’s culinary landscape, being the most favored meat and enjoyed with great enthusiasm across the country. Its popularity stems from its affordability, adaptability in various dishes, and perceived health benefits.

The fluctuating rates of chicken in Pakistan have long been a subject of keen interest among consumers. This commodity experiences frequent price variations influenced by factors like supply and demand dynamics, seasonal shifts, and political uncertainties. Notably, chicken prices vary across different regions and markets within Pakistan, reflecting local conditions.

In recent years, the cost of chicken in Pakistan has seen a notable upsurge primarily due to escalated production expenses. The expenses associated with chicken feed, a significant component of production costs, have risen owing to increased prices of key raw materials like corn and soybean meal. Consequently, these elevated production costs have translated into higher prices for consumers.

Despite these challenges, the government is proactively working to ensure that chicken remains an affordable staple for all citizens while fostering the growth and sustainability of the poultry industry within the country. Efforts are underway to strike a balance between consumer affordability and supporting the development of the poultry sector.