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Freshly harvested potatoes loaded for transport, highlighting Pakistan’s growing production and export potential.
januari 19, 2026
Potato Varieties Suitable for Processing can Double Pakistan’s Export Earnings
Pakistan can double potato export earnings by focusing on industrial varieties and processing. Rising production, global demand, and quality seeds boost growth, while value addition opens high-value markets and stabilizes farmer incomes.
Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research, Rana Tanveer Hussain, and KOICA Director, Mr. Je Ho Yeon, mark the occasion with an exchange of a commemorative shield during the delegation’s visit to the Ministry in Islamabad.
november 27, 2025
Pakistan and Korea Join Hands to Establish Seed Potato Centre at PARC to Cut Imports and Boost Local Production
Pakistan and KOICA discussed a feasibility study for a Seed Potato Production Centre at PARC, Islamabad. The project aims to cut seed imports, boost yields with Korean tech like aeroponics, and supply virus-free certified seed to over 100,000 farmers.
Potato promotion in grocery store in Beijing, China
februari 06, 2023
China a potentially big export market for potatoes from Pakistan
China is a potentially big market for Pakistani potato, because the price of potato in China is higher, especially from January to April every year.
Pakistan is looking for markets for its record potato crop
mei 12, 2022
Pakistan is looking for markets for its record potato crop
Despite a lack of an efficient seed supply system, new varieties of seeds, and technical capacity of farmers as well as inadequate resources for seed systems, Pakistan has harvested a record potato crop
China is keen on building stronger socio-economic ties with Pakistan and is interested in importing more from the country, said Chinese Ambassador Yao Jing, including potatoes
januari 13, 2019
China wants to buy potatoes from Pakistan
China is keen on building stronger socio-economic ties with Pakistan and is interested in importing more from the country, said Chinese Ambassador Yao Jing, including potatoes
Potato field in Punjab, Pakistan taken on March 7, 2011 (Courtesy: Stolid Flower)
december 29, 2018
False Rumors of Export Ban, Duties cause unrest among Potato Growers in Pakistan
There have been rumors that the government of Pakistan banned potato export or levied duties on the export of potatoes. The Ministry of National Food Security & Research condemned these rumors and stated they are entirely false and fictitious.
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Pakistan expects a bumper potato crop that may bring in record foreign exchange
januari 17, 2016
Massive potato crop in Pakistan may bring in record foreign exchange
Pakistan is expected to have a bumper potato crop this season, which can fetch a record foreign exchange, said an official of Ministry of National Food Security and Research (NFSR).
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As farmers in Pakistan are getting ready for the harvest, false rumors are spread that the Pakistani government has imposed duty on the export of potatoes.
januari 06, 2016
Pakistan: No duty on potato export and no plans to import potatoes
As farmers in Pakistan are getting ready for the harvest, false rumors are spread that the Pakistani government has imposed duty on the export of potatoes.
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Pakistan can export up to one million tons of potatoes
maart 09, 2015
Pakistan can export up to one million tons of potatoes
Provincial Minister for Agriculture, Dr. Farrukh Javed has said that Pakistan is capable of exporting up to one million tons of potato because of its bumper crop this year.
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Pakistan allows additional duty-free import of potatoes to curb prices
juli 20, 2014
Pakistan allows additional duty-free import of potatoes to curb prices
Pakistan is to allow duty-free import of another 100.000 tonnes of potatoes - in addition to the earlier approved 200.000 tonnes.
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Potato import may cost Pakistan over $60m
mei 11, 2014
Potato import may cost Pakistan over $60m
The imposition of 25 per cent regulatory duty on potato exports from Pakistan and making its import at zero per cent have yet to make the vegetable cheaper in domestic markets.
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april 22, 2014
Pakistan Government might withdraw import duties on potato
Pakistan's Federal Minister for Finance Senator Ishaq Dar said on Monday the government will withdraw all levies and duties on potato import, if its prices in the local market are not brought down to less than Rs30 per kilogramme in the next 72 hours.
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Export of fresh potato crop from Pakistan likely to expand
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Export of fresh potato crop from Pakistan likely to expand
Export of fresh potato crop from Pakistan has started and the volumes are likely to expand because of increased estimated output and strong foreign demand.
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Pakistani exporters demand freight, invoice subsidy for potatoes
Vegetable exporters in Pakistan have demanded of the government a subsidy on exports of potato to remain competitive at world markets at a time when Pakistan is poised to produce the commodity in surplus this year.
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januari 25, 2013
Washing, grading machine to help boost Pakistani potato export
Pakistan first state of the art potato washing and grading machine was installed in Karachi, which could help boost potato’s dwindling export during the current year.
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Russia threatens ban on Pakistani potatoes due to disease concerns
Pakistani exporters of potato are facing a loss of millions of dollars as Russia has stopped clearance of consignments after complaining that the potatoes from Pakistan are infected with a disease.
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Pakistani potato growers suffer losses on export halt, lack of subsidies
Pakistani potato growers and farmers have been suffering colossal financial losses in the face of halt to export and lack of subsidies by the government to help them overcome their miseries.
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april 27, 2012
Pakistani potatoes 'rescue' Indian consumers
With potato prices ruling at Rs 20 a kg in retail in the domestic market, traders from Jammu and Kashmir have started importing potato from the two Line of Control (LOC) trade posts of Srinagar and Poonch.
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