KarachiWheat fell Rs10 a kilo but chapati still costs Rs20.

Rauf Ibrahim, a wholesaler, says workers earning under Rs50,000 spend almost everything on food.

A tandoor owner says cooking gas at Rs500-550 a kilo cancels the saving from cheaper flour.

Millers say mills cut No 2.5 flour from Rs161 to Rs156, but retail stays at Rs170-180.

A second ship, carrying 58,132 tonnes, docks Tuesday, but the new crop arrives only between March and May.

How each outlet framed it
Dawn
tracks the gap between falling wholesale wheat prices and unchanged chapati and naan prices, blaming LPG costs for tandoor owners

Sources: Dawn