KANDAHAR CITY (Pajhwok): Pakistan gets a greater financial advantage of Afghanistan’s exports due to lack of fumigation and other facilities in the country, Kandahar businessmen and industrialists complained on Thursday.
Under international mechanisms, agricultural products should go through the fumigation process before being exported to other countries.
Fumigation keeps agricultural products from being infected. But it doesn’t cost as much as Afghan exporters are required to pay.
Kandahar Industries and Mining Chamber chief Syed Sarwar Amani told Pajhwok Afghan News Kandahar agriculture products -- dried and fresh fruits, grains, herbals and other agricultural produce -- are known worldwide.
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