Pakistan considers dairy market reforms to boost exports to $2 billion by 2035
Most outlets led with the goal of achieving $2 billion in dairy exports by 2035 and highlighted the proposed reforms, such as removing milk from the essential commodities list and reducing taxes. Profit also mentioned the establishment of disease-free zones as a measure to attract investment, while Minute Mirror summarised the reforms more generally without specifying this detail. Both outlets framed the changes as part of an effort to liberalise the dairy market and boost investment.
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Pakistan considers dairy reforms to target $2 billion in exports by 2035
Pakistan is considering liberalising its dairy market and removing milk from the list of essential commodities as part of proposed reforms aimed at attracting investment and increasing annual dairy exports to $2 billion by 2035.
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Pakistan considers dairy market liberalisation to target $2 billion exports by 2035
Proposed reforms include removing milk from essential commodities list, reducing taxes on dairy products and establishing disease-free zones to attract investment
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