Spices imports rose by 13.56 percent in FY26
Both outlets reported the increase in spices imports during the fiscal year 2025–26, citing a 13.56 percent rise and a total value of USD260.15 million. The Business Recorder used the term "USD260.155m" while the Daily Times used "$260.15m," with otherwise identical framing and emphasis. No additional context or differing angles were present in the excerpts provided.
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Spices worth $260.15 million imported in FY26
ISLAMABAD - Spices imports into the country increased by 13.
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Spices worth $260.15m imported in FY26
Spices imports into the country increased by 13.56 percent during the fiscal year 2025-26 compared to the corresponding period of the previous financial year, reflecting a notable rise in the country’s demand for imported spices. During the period from July-June 2025-26, the country imported 221,271 metric tons of spices worth $260.155 million, compared with 211,262 […]
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Spices worth USD260.155m imported in FY26
ISLAMABAD: Spices imports into the country increased by 13.56 percent during the fiscal year 2025–26 compared to the corresponding period of the previous financial year, reflecting a notable rise in the country’s demand for imported spices. During the period from July-June 2025-26, the country imported 221,271 metric tons of spices worth $260.155 million, compared with 211,262 metric tons value...
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