PESHAWAR: Pakistan have registered a remarkable increase during the first quarter (July-September) of the current financial year, customs officials were quoted as saying on Wednesday.
In July last year, exports of these items to the landlocked country accounted for $75.84 million, according to The News International, which cited local customs authorities. The increase was recorded despite an alarmingfall in the first month of 2016.
Besides other items, Pakistan exports cement, wheat flour, pharmaceutical products, milk, confectionery, vegetable ghee, paints, sheets, rice, girders, automotive batteries, leather . . .
