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Russian ship carrying wheat docks at Karachi port

byCT Report
31/07/2023
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The first consignment of wheat imported from Russia by the private sector reached the Karachi port on Sunday.

According to sources, the private sector will import wheat from Russia at $279 per metric ton, while the ex-mill price of Sugar is likely to come down to Rs 92 per kg after the arrival of Russian wheat.

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Earlier in March, the Russian ship carrying 50,000 tonnes of wheat reached Gwadar Port. The government started importing wheat from Russia after Pakistan witnessed a wheat shortage and the resultant flour crisis in the country

Earlier this month, the price of wheat flour reached an all-time high after the rates of 10- and 20-kilogramme flour bags rose by Rs50 and 20.

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