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Fertilizer Prices Cross Rs. 15,000 in Pakistan After Last Week’s Diesel Bomb

The price of Sona DAP (Di-Ammonium Phosphate) has surged sharply, crossing the Rs. 15,000 mark for some variants, signaling mounting pressure on Pakistan’s farming community ahead of the key sowing season.

Sources informed ProPakistani that the recommended retail price of a standard 50 kg bag of Sona DAP now stands at Rs. 14,633, while other formulations are listed around Rs. 14,583. Some specialized DAP variants have even hit Rs. 15,083 per bag, marking an increase of roughly Rs. 200 per bag.

The hike comes amid rising diesel costs and fluctuating international fertilizer rates, which have pushed up production and logistics expenses for manufacturers and suppliers.

Date Recommended Price (Rs.) Weight (kg) Fertilizer Variant
07-04-2026 14,633 50 Sona DAP
07-04-2026 14,583 50 Sona DAP Processed
07-04-2026 15,083 50 Sona Boron DAP
23-12-2024 5,510 50 Sona Di Zinc
19-12-2025 3,865 3 Sona Boron
01-04-2025 7,795 50 Sona Ammonium
01-07-2025 2,650 3 Sona Zinc
07-04-2026 3,912 50 Tara ISAP

Farmers have voiced strong concerns, urging the federal government to monitor fertilizer prices closely, consider targeted subsidies, and streamline imports to prevent further market volatility.

Industry sources say the price adjustment is intended to ensure uninterrupted supply while covering escalating operational costs after diesel rates climbed above Rs. 520/Litre.

Farmers are advised to book fertilizer requirements early through authorized dealers and consider a balanced use of Sona Urea, SSP, and micronutrients like Zinc and Boron, as prices are expected to remain volatile.

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