Peti (Crate / Box)·پیٹی
Roman Urdu: Peti / Petee
A peti is the wooden or plastic crate used to pack and trade fruit and vegetables in the mandi — the fruit/veg equivalent of bardana (gunny bag) for grain. A peti holds a standard quantity (e.g. a mango peti is roughly 8–10 kg, a tomato peti 20–25 kg), and lots are auctioned and counted by number of peti rather than weighed bag-by-bag. The crate is usually returnable, so its count and return are tracked like packaging, and an empty-peti rate may be charged.
Example usage
Example: Peti (Crate / Box) is recorded in the daily mandi khata so party balances and settlement details remain clear.
Frequently asked: Peti (Crate / Box)
What is the difference between peti and bardana?+
Is the empty peti charged to the buyer?+
How many kg is a standard fruit peti?+
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How Peti (Crate / Box) works inside Pakka Khata
Pakka Khata makes peti (crate / box) automatic, transparent, and dispute-free.
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