Pakistan sends dried chili shipment to southwest China via new trade route
Both outlets reported the arrival of over 80 metric tons of high-quality dried chilies from Pakistan at Chengdu International Railway Port, highlighting the opening of a new cross-border logistics route for agricultural products. The framing and wording were nearly identical, with no notable differences in emphasis or additional details provided by either outlet.
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Pakistan dried chili shipment opens new trade route to SW China
More than 80 metric tons of high-quality dried chilies from Pakistan have arrived at Chengdu International Railway Port, opening a new cross-border logistics route for agricultural products and giving fresh impetus to China-Pakistan agricultural and trade cooperation. The shipment, comprising eight containers, entered China through Qinzhou Port in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region before being t...
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Pakistan dried chili shipment opens new trade route to SW China
BEIJING, Sep 8 (APP):More than 80 metric tons of high-quality dried chilies from Pakistan have arrived at Chengdu International Railway Port, opening a new cross-border logistics route for agricultural products and giving fresh impetus to China-Pakistan agricultural and trade cooperation. The shipment, comprising eight containers, entered China through Qinzhou Port in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous ...
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