Pakistan’s first donkey by-products shipment reaches South China
Both outlets reported that Pakistan’s first commercial shipment of donkey products arrived in Guangdong and cleared customs, with Daily Times specifying the date as July 15 and mentioning Muhammad Imran’s role. The Nation provided a slightly broader framing by noting the report came from China Economic Net (CEN) and placed the event in the context of recent weeks. Otherwise, the coverage was largely consistent in emphasis and detail.
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Pakistan’s first donkey by-products shipment reaches South China
BEIJING - Pakistan’s first commercial shipment of donkey products arrived in Guangdong and cleared customs in recent week, China Economic Net (CEN) reported.
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Pakistan’s first donkey by-products shipment reaches South China
Pakistan’s first commercial shipment of donkey products arrived in Guangdong and cleared customs on July 15. Muhammad Imran, Trade and Investment Counsellor at the Pakistan Mission in Guangzhou, told China Economic Net that the achievement was the result of sustained coordination since a Chinese importer, Blue Natural Food HK, first approached the Mission in February […]
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