PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): Cotton imports from Afghanistan have resumed officially with the round-the-clock opening of the Torkham border, textile millers say
With a shortfall of four million bales expected this year, Pakistani millers said they needed the vital crop to meet domestic demand.
Businessmen said contracts for 1.2 million bales had been finalised, while talks were ongoing on concluding more agreements.
Pakistan needs four million bales worth $1.5 billion to meet the textile industry’s demand. Imports from Afghanistan would help reduce . . .
