date:Jun 23, 2016
gh the end of October. Analysts said Ramazan was one of the key reasons for this increase in demand, however, the ban on wooden crates (boxes) for fruit and vegetable exports is expected to have also played a role.
Surges in exports have been seen in the UK, up 94 percent compared to last year, followed by UAE with 51 percent and Oman up 44 percent.
However, exports to Iran have declined to 6,894 tons from 9,204 tons last year, after some Pakistani consignments were intercepted in Iran on the