Dry fruit and pansar shop items list

Dry fruit prices are high and they move with the season, especially before winter and Ramzan. A few grams too many on every sale add up quickly, so weighing and rates need care.

What is in the Dry fruit / pansar list

This is the starting list Munshi adds when you choose Dry fruit / pansar: 19 items in 2 sections, each with its Urdu and English name and the right unit. Prices are left for you, because they differ from city to city.

You can rename, delete or add items at any time, and add a second list if you sell more than one kind of goods.

Tips for this kind of shop

• Sell by the kg but allow grams, so a customer can buy 250 g of pista without you working it out.
• Update rates for chilgoza, badam and kaju when the new stock arrives; they change the most.
• Keep honey and saffron as separate items with their own unit, because they are sold by the bottle and the gram.

Put the whole list in Munshi in a few minutes

1. Sign up free with your mobile number.
2. Open Products → Ready-made lists (or the pop-up on the first screen) and choose Dry fruit / pansar from the dropdown.
3. Untick the sections you do not sell and tap Add these items.
4. On Fill prices & stock, type the selling price and the stock you have, and tap Save all.

That is it: you can make your first bill. See how Munshi works for this kind of business on the tool page, or start free.