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Exports to India stand at Rs 266.7 million last week

byMahmood Idrees
20/10/2014
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Pakistan has exported items worth Rs 266.7 million to India during second week of October from 8th to 15th via Wagha Border Lahore.

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As per available documents, Pakistan exported dry fruits, salt, cement, gypsum, glass and lime stone.

Pakistan exported 2486 metric ton dry fruits (H.S code 804-1020) to India worth Rs 118.7 million, 796 metric ton rock salt worth Rs 2.29 million and 18773 metric ton gypsum worth Rs 29.01 million via Wagha Border during October 8 to 15.

Pakistan has also exported 1288 metric ton lime stone worth Rs 3.17 million, cements worth Rs 64.81 and 320 metric ton aluminum ores worth Rs 0.55 million. Exports of sodium carbonate and hydrogen peroxide, glassware of Rs 2.32 million, Rs 2.89 million and Rs 40.99 million, respectively.

As a whole, Pakistan exported 40781 metric ton items worth Rs 266.73 million to India via Wagha Border Lahore.

Tags: available documentcementdisodium carbonateglassgypsumhydrogen peroxidelime stonePakistan exported dried fruitssaltWagha Border

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