Honey Price in Pakistan 2026

Updated: September 2026

Honey prices in Pakistan range from a few hundred rupees for mass-packed commercial honey to several thousand rupees per kg for raw, single-origin honey. The biggest price differences come from the floral source (which flowers the bees used), whether the honey is raw or processed, the weight, and how it is packed and branded.

Below are the current Honey Home prices for raw, unprocessed honey collected from Malakand, KPK. These are indicative prices for September 2026 — always confirm on the individual product page before ordering.

Honey Home price list (2026)

Product	Size	Price	Order
Sidr Honey	250g	PKR 4,800	View
Sidr Honey	500g	PKR 4,500	View
Premium Sidr Honey	1kg	PKR 8,500	View
Natural Honeycomb	1kg	PKR 6,000	View
Honey Home Gift Box	Gift set	PKR 11,000	View
Honey Home Special	Special pack	PKR 15,000	View

What affects honey prices in Pakistan?

• Floral source: Rare single-origin honeys such as Sidr (Beri) or small-bee honey command higher prices than common blends.
• Raw vs processed: Raw honey keeps its natural pollen, enzymes and flavour, and generally costs more than heated, filtered honey.
• Season and yield: A poor flowering season means less honey and higher prices that year.
• Packaging: Glass jars, 1kg bulk jars and premium gift boxes all add to the final price.
• Region & delivery: Branded honey sold online with Cash on Delivery (2–3 days) includes packing and delivery in the price.

Why does the same-jar honey price vary so much?

If you compare "Sidr honey" in the market and in the shop, prices differ a lot. Small, unbranded jars of unknown origin can be cheaper, but you cannot verify purity, harvest date or flower source. Buying beekeeper-direct honey from a seller who names the origin (e.g. Malakand, KPK) and the batch gives you traceability that commercial jars rarely offer.

Is expensive honey worth it?

Not always — but for flavour and purity, usually yes. A genuinely raw 500g Sidr jar from a named source is more expensive than a mixed commercial jar because it is a different product: single-origin, unheated, and traceable. Enjoy it for taste and quality rather than expecting medicinal effects — honey is food, and any health discussion should distinguish traditional use from established science.

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