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Pak-Afghan trade

Pak-Afghan trade restarts at Torkham border

December 31, 2025 by Attia Naveed

Trade between Pakistan and Afghanistan has resumed at the Torkham border, bringing relief to traders and transporters after recent disruptions. Food items, commercial goods, and loaded containers were sent from Jamrud through the National Logistics Cell as part of the initial phase of resumed cross-border activity. Food consignments were also dispatched with the participation of […]

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Afghanistan relief supplies, cross-border trade Pakistan, Latest, Pak-Afghan trade, Pakistan-Afghanistan commerce, Torkham border reopening, UN humanitarian aid

Onion prices double in Karachi

October 30, 2025 by Zuha shahzad

China delivers 200 tons of onions to aid flood victims

KARACHI: After the recent tomato crisis, consumers in Karachi are now grappling with a sharp surge in onion prices, which have doubled to Rs220 per kilogram from Rs110-120 within days, driven by supply shortages and cross-border trade issues. While tomato prices have dropped to Rs200 per kg from their record Rs700 peak, onion prices remain […]

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: food inflation, Karachi markets, onion prices, Pak-Afghan trade, Sindh crops, vegetable crisis

Pakistan-Afghanistan border closure drives tomato prices up 400%

October 24, 2025 by Admin 365

ISLAMABAD – Border closures between Pakistan and Afghanistan have caused a sharp surge in the prices of essential commodities, with tomato prices rising fivefold since clashes erupted along the 2,600km frontier earlier this month. The border has remained closed since October 11 following ground skirmishes and Pakistani airstrikes that killed dozens in the worst fighting […]

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: border closure, cross-border clashes, food inflation, Khan Jan Alokozay, Pak-Afghan trade, Pakistan Afghanistan border, Taliban, tomato prices, Torkham Border, trade disruption

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