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In 2021, Afghanistan exported figs worth USD 35 million (EUR 32 million), with a total of 7,155 tons of figs being exported. The fruit is mainly grown in Kandahar, Helmand, and Zabul provinces. Figs are also used for medicinal purposes in traditional treatments and homeopathic stores in Afghanistan. Other exports include fresh and dry fruits such as pistachio, melon, watermelon, raisin, pine nut, and grape.
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Afghanistan has exported figs worth USD 35 million (more than EUR 32 million) in the past year, the Ministry of Economic Affairs said on Sunday. In 2021, a total of 7,155 tons of figs were exported. Figs are widely grown in southern Kandahar and neighboring Helmand and Zabul provinces. The sweet fruit is mostly used as a medicine in traditional medical treatment among Afghans, and is largely used in homeopathic stores in the war-torn country. Fresh ...
Source: AGF
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