Tridge summary
A cargo flight carrying a fresh shipment of pine nuts from Afghanistan to China was sent from Kabul on Monday, carrying approximately 45 tons of the product. This marks the first pine nut shipment to China in 2022 and the continuation of over 30 cargo flights that have been sent to China since November, resuming Afghanistan's pine nut exports to China. The flights are expected to continue in 2022, with the involvement of Kam Air, exporters, and pine nut traders, aiming to increase Afghanistan's exports.
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A cargo flight carrying a fresh shipment of pine nuts left the Afghan capital Kabul for China on Monday, authorities said. "About 45 tons of pine nuts will be transported by today's cargo flight to Shanghai, China, that marks the first flight carrying a shipment of pine nuts to China in 2022," Sabawoon Ahmadzai, who is in charge of chartered cargo flights of the Afghan private airline Kam Air, told Xinhua. The airline has run more than 30 cargo flights taking pine nuts to China since November when Afghanistan resumed export of the nut ...
Source: China
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