Agriculture
- Pakistan Participates In Fruit Logistica-2014 Fair In Berlin
As many as 13 Pakistani companies participated in the world's leading international fresh produce trade fair, Fruit Logistica-2014, this year in Berlin that ended on Saturday. Pakistani exhibitors were optimistic of substantial increase in export...
- Rice: Argentina, Chile Want To Import Rice From Pakistan
Buyers from Argentina and Chile have shown keen interest to import Pakistani rice because of its best quality. A foreign delegation of buyers visited the regional office of Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (Reap) along with Rabia Javeri Agha, Secretary...
- 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...
- Fruit Logistica 2013: Firms Get Over Euro 2.5 Million Orders
February 08, 2013 GHULAM ABBAS Pakistani fruit firms and organisations exhibiting fresh fruits and vegetables in 'Fruit Logistica 2013', the most important business and communication arena of the international fresh produce trade being held here...
- Fruit Logistica 2013 Kicks Off In Berlin: Over 15 Firms, Around 50 Exhibitors Display Products
Over 15 Pakistani firms and around 50 exhibitors participated in the "FRUIT LOGISTICA 2013," the world's biggest fair for fruits/vegetables held in Berlin, Germany with the aim of introducing the country's fruits to buyers/importers from over...
Agriculture
Temporary move: Russia lifts ban on kinnow imports
Russia ? one of the biggest markets for Pakistani kinnow ? temporarily lifted the ban from Pakistani Kinnow imports for this season, fruit exporters said.
The Russian government imposed the ban on Pakistani agriculture imports a couple of months ago over concerns of fruit and vegetable diseases. The removal of the ban is the result of an extensive talk between the two governments. Nevertheless, the restriction on import of potato from Pakistan would remain intact until the phyto-sanitary issues are resolved.
The Russian team will visit Pakistan in January 2014 to inspect the facilities and quarantine methods and practices. The team will see safety measures in place for diseases in the country. Exporters say Pakistan may lose the major market if Russian market is not open this season.
News Source: Tribune News Collected: agrinfobak.com Team
- Pakistan Participates In Fruit Logistica-2014 Fair In Berlin
As many as 13 Pakistani companies participated in the world's leading international fresh produce trade fair, Fruit Logistica-2014, this year in Berlin that ended on Saturday. Pakistani exhibitors were optimistic of substantial increase in export...
- Rice: Argentina, Chile Want To Import Rice From Pakistan
Buyers from Argentina and Chile have shown keen interest to import Pakistani rice because of its best quality. A foreign delegation of buyers visited the regional office of Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (Reap) along with Rabia Javeri Agha, Secretary...
- 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...
- Fruit Logistica 2013: Firms Get Over Euro 2.5 Million Orders
February 08, 2013 GHULAM ABBAS Pakistani fruit firms and organisations exhibiting fresh fruits and vegetables in 'Fruit Logistica 2013', the most important business and communication arena of the international fresh produce trade being held here...
- Fruit Logistica 2013 Kicks Off In Berlin: Over 15 Firms, Around 50 Exhibitors Display Products
Over 15 Pakistani firms and around 50 exhibitors participated in the "FRUIT LOGISTICA 2013," the world's biggest fair for fruits/vegetables held in Berlin, Germany with the aim of introducing the country's fruits to buyers/importers from over...