Between July and February of the 2022-23 financial year, Pakistan experienced a significant surge in edible oil imports, with soybean oil imports growing by 148.67% to 140,120 metric tonnes, costing $203.578 million, and palm oil imports increasing by 9.87% to 2.151 million metric tonnes, valued at $2.681 billion. Overall, food group imports rose by 3.98% to $6.687 billion. However, food commodity exports saw a decline of 6.08%, totaling $3.226 billion in the same period. Additionally, there was a decrease in imports of tea, dry fruit and nuts, and spices by 6.45%, 43.43%, and 34.31% respectively.