SIFC boosts Pakistan’s food exports by 13.8% in FY2025 while expanding into new markets.
Pakistan’s food sector exports have seen impressive growth, increasing by 13.8%, reaching a total of 3.96 billion dollars in fiscal year 2025. This surge is attributed to the initiatives of the Special Investment Facilitation Council and favorable government policies.
Rice exports have expanded into new markets such as Europe, the UK, and Bangladesh. In the first half of fiscal year 2025, rice exports grew by 14.5%, amounting to 1.87 billion dollars. Basmati rice exports rose by 30.62%, reaching 433.82 million dollars, while non-Basmati rice exports increased by 13.47%, totaling 1.44 billion dollars.
Sugar exports saw a significant boost, rising to 632,804 tons, compared to just 33,101 tons in the previous year. Meat exports increased by 3.64%, and vegetable exports, particularly onions, grew by 1.71%.
The SIFC remains focused on enhancing the agricultural sector and promoting the global expansion of food product exports.
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