Concerns raised over quality of wheat supplied by PASSCO warehouses
Most outlets led with allegations that PASSCO warehouses are supplying water-damaged wheat to flour mills in Punjab. While Minute Mirror described the issue as emerging concerns and referenced the involvement of flour mills, Dawn framed it as a "row" and included PASSCO's denial. Both excerpts focus on the dispute over wheat quality but differ slightly in tone and framing, with Dawn emphasizing the conflict and Minute Mirror presenting the issue more descriptively.
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Punjab flour millers allege Passco supplying water-damaged wheat
PFMA claims wheat contains over 21% moisture against normal 9-11% levels; Passco rejects allegations, while Punjab food authorities say tests showed moisture at 8.7%
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Wheat quality row erupts in Punjab
LAHORE: Flour millers of Punjab allege that the Pakistan Agricultural Storage and Services Corporation (Passco) warehouses have been supplying them with spoiled and water-damaged wheat, a charge denied by Passco. Pakistan Flour Mills Association (PFMA) leader Asim Raza said on Wednesday that laboratory tests and inspections reveal that the supplied wheat contains over 21 per cent moisture, wher...
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PASSCO warehouses allegedly supply water-damaged w...
Concerns have emerged over the quality of wheat being supplied from warehouses operated by the Pakistan Agricultural Storage and Services Corporation (PASSCO) with flour mills reportedly receiving wheat affected by excessive moisture and water damage.
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