Pakistan's Rice Industry Expands Reach in Global Export Markets
Coordinated efforts are needed to protect the sector's competitiveness and ensure farmers and exporters both benefit, according to APP.
Pakistan's rice industry is becoming an increasingly vital source of foreign exchange as it expands from the fields of Punjab to supermarkets and kitchens worldwide, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
Coordinated efforts are needed to protect the sector's competitiveness, expand international markets and ensure that both farmers and exporters benefit from the crop's growing economic importance, APP reported.
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