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Indian traders in Kandahar to buy dried-fruit, seek alternate trade routes amid border closures: Afghan media

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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 8 (IANS) Closure of land routes, costly air freight, limited alternative routes are all adding to the woes of Afghan exporters struggling to send out their wares to the global markets, say reports from Kabul. Therefore, to ensure smooth import, a group of Indian traders who have travelled to Kandahar to purchase dried fruit now intend to export Afghan dried fruit to New Delhi through alternative routes, Tolo News …
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Afghanistan Dry Fruits Export: According to reports from Kabul, Afghan exporters are facing increasing difficulties due to the closure of land routes, high air freight rates, and limited alternative routes. They are struggling to transport their goods to global markets. Indian traders in Kandahar are exploring new routes According to a report by Tolo News, a group of Indian traders who traveled to Kandahar to purchase dry fruits to ensure easier…

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bhaskarlive.in broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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