In Pakistan, soybean, palm oil imports grow 148.67% and 9.87 % in eight months

Published 2023년 3월 22일

Tridge summary

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.
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Original content

The imports of edible oil including soyabean and palm oil into the country during the first eight months of the current financial year increased by 148.67 percent and 9.87 percent respectively as compared to the imports of the corresponding period of last year. During the period from July-February 2022-23, the imports of soyabean oil into the country recorded about 148.67 percent positive growth as over 140,120 metric tonnes of the above-mentioned commodity costing $203.578 million was imported for fulfilling the local requirements as opposed to the imports of 62,750 metric tonnes valuing $81.866 million of the same period last year. Meanwhile, over 2.151 million metric tonnes of palm oil worth $2.681 billion were also imported during the period under review as against the imports of about 2.037 million metric tonnes valuing $2.440 billion in the same period last year. According to the data by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, food group imports into the country during the first ...

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