Pakistan is the 5th-largest producer of dates in the world. [1]
Pakistan is the 5th-largest producer of dates in the world. [1]
Pakistan is one of biggest producers and exporters of dates in the world, annually producing 535,000 tons according to the Trade Development Authority. [2]
The main regions for date cultivation are the Khairpur district and the Panjgur District. [2]
There are more than 160 varieties of dates palm in the Pakistan, among them the popular varieties are:
Dates processing Plant in year 2022 Panjgur Pakistan begins production with United Arab Emirates assistance [4] funded by the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD) at a cost of $6.36 million. The project area is 5,710 square metres, and produces over 32,000 tonnes per day. [5] [6] [7]
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