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Special Arab ban on Indian fruits, vegetables seen benefitting Pakistan

Arab ban on Indian fruits, vegetables seen benefitting Pakistan

  • The brain damaging Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala, India, has claimed 18 lives thus far
  • Pakistan has achieved a bumper crop of potatoes, onions and chilies that could easily meet demand, said Waheed Ahmed, vice president of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry
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Forbidden fruit: Indonesia palm oil plantations boost security to stop thieves

Forbidden fruit: Indonesia palm oil plantations boost security to stop thieves

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