Agriculture
- Iranian Ban On Pakistani Kinnow May Inflict $40 Million Loss
The ban imposed by Iran on the import of Pakistani Kinnow two years back, if not lifted immediately, may inflict a loss of $40 million in terms of revenue, according to All Pakistan Fruit & Vegetable Exporters, Importers and Merchants Association...
- Increasing Rice Output, Exports
Friday, 26 July 2013 ZAHID BAIG The Punjab government has decided to constitute a 'working group' comprising stakeholders to make efforts for increase in production and exports of rice. It is also decided that presence of all the stakeholders...
- Agriculture Department Asked To Enhance Production Of Commodity, Livestock
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- Pakistan: Mango Export Season Begins
By Tanveer Sher Mango export has started in the country on Saturday with an ambitious target of 175,000 tonnes, which is 52 percent higher than the previous season?s target of 115,000 million tonnes. Export of mango this season is expected to fetch $60...
- Ban Imposed On Release Of Inland Subsidy On Sugar Export
MUSHTAQ GHUMMAN Caretaker Minister for Commerce and Textile Industry, Maqbool H H Rehmatoola has reportedly imposed a ban on release of inland subsidy on export of sugar as well as the subsidy under the Strategic Trade Policy Framework (STPF) 2009-12...
Agriculture
Kinnow exporters to be provided more incentives
June 21, 2013
The government is optimistic about increasing the quantum of citrus fruit exports (especially Kino) and will devise a policy providing more incentives to exporters, Ministers of State Sheikh Aftab Ahmed said. He was replying to a call-attention notice moved by Mohsin Shah Nawaz Ranjha about inordinate delay in export of Kino.
The state minister said that the delay had occurred because exporters had decided in a meeting held on November 8 last year to stop the export of Kino. However, he said that the export had resumed on Decmber 1 last year. He said that Iran was a large buyer of Pakistani kino, adding that the country missed export target in 2012.Source: http://www.brecorder.com
The government is optimistic about increasing the quantum of citrus fruit exports (especially Kino) and will devise a policy providing more incentives to exporters, Ministers of State Sheikh Aftab Ahmed said. He was replying to a call-attention notice moved by Mohsin Shah Nawaz Ranjha about inordinate delay in export of Kino. The state minister said that the delay had occurred because exporters had decided in a meeting held on November 8 last year to stop the export of Kino. However, he said that the export had resumed on Decmber 1 last year. He said that Iran was a large buyer of Pakistani kino, adding that the country missed export target in 2012.
- Iranian Ban On Pakistani Kinnow May Inflict $40 Million Loss
The ban imposed by Iran on the import of Pakistani Kinnow two years back, if not lifted immediately, may inflict a loss of $40 million in terms of revenue, according to All Pakistan Fruit & Vegetable Exporters, Importers and Merchants Association...
- Increasing Rice Output, Exports
Friday, 26 July 2013 ZAHID BAIG The Punjab government has decided to constitute a 'working group' comprising stakeholders to make efforts for increase in production and exports of rice. It is also decided that presence of all the stakeholders...
- Agriculture Department Asked To Enhance Production Of Commodity, Livestock
June 19, 2013 Punjab Minister for Agriculture Dr Farrukh Javed has directed the provincial agriculture department to take effective steps for developing commodity markets of the province on latest lines and enhancing agricultural produce exports. He was...
- Pakistan: Mango Export Season Begins
By Tanveer Sher Mango export has started in the country on Saturday with an ambitious target of 175,000 tonnes, which is 52 percent higher than the previous season?s target of 115,000 million tonnes. Export of mango this season is expected to fetch $60...
- Ban Imposed On Release Of Inland Subsidy On Sugar Export
MUSHTAQ GHUMMAN Caretaker Minister for Commerce and Textile Industry, Maqbool H H Rehmatoola has reportedly imposed a ban on release of inland subsidy on export of sugar as well as the subsidy under the Strategic Trade Policy Framework (STPF) 2009-12...