Exports of Pakistani mangoes to China's Xinjiang province begin
A new shipment of Pakistan's famous and delicious mangoes has reached China's Xinjiang province. This is the first time that Pakistani mangoes have been delivered to the Chinese market via a land route. This development has raised hopes for further improvement in trade relations between the two countries.
This is an important step under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Previously, Pakistani mangoes were mostly sent to China by air, which made them expensive. Now, the use of a land route will make the transportation of mangoes cheaper and easier, which will also benefit local farmers.
The delivery of these mangoes through the border region of Xinjiang will provide new markets for Pakistan's agricultural sector. Experts say that the demand for Pakistani mangoes is continuously increasing among China's large population. Through this new supply chain, a significant increase in the export of Pakistani fruits is expected.
According to Pakistani officials, modern packaging and cold storage facilities have been used to maintain quality. It has been ensured that the mangoes maintain their freshness and taste despite the long journey. This project is not only important for economic development but also strengthens the friendship between the two countries.
Steps are being taken to further improve this trade route in the future. If this experiment proves successful, Pakistan will be able to send other fruits and vegetables to China via the same route. This development is welcome news for Pakistani exporters who are eager to establish themselves in international markets.