Pakistan's Cutlery Exports Rise 17.78% to $10.28 Million
Cutlery exports from Pakistan grew during the first two months of the 2026-27 financial year compared with the same period a year earlier, according to official data.
Pakistan's cutlery exports rose 17.78 percent during the first two months of the 2026-27 financial year compared with the corresponding period last year, according to a report from the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The report states that cutlery exports were recorded at $10.280 million during the July-August period of the current financial year.
The Associated Press of Pakistan's report does not specify the previous year's comparable export figure in full, nor does it detail which international markets accounted for the bulk of the increase.
Export growth in manufactured goods categories such as cutlery is periodically tracked by Pakistani trade authorities as an indicator of performance in the country's broader manufacturing and export sectors.
No additional context on production capacity, major exporting companies, or government trade policy measures tied to the increase was included in the available reporting.
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- Cutlery exports increase 17.78% to $10.280 mln — APP (Pakistan)
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