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Smuggled high-quality, cheap Iranian items make way into Pakistani markets as inflation soars

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Pakistan's food inflation reached 42 per cent in urban areas, pushing consumers to pick smuggled Iranian products such as oil and cheese. The most sought-after Iranian products were cooking oil and butter, but commercial customers got hold of most of the stock from wholesale dealers. The border trade at the Iran-Balochistan border is not categorised as smuggling by either side.

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Smuggled high-quality, cheap Iranian items make way into Pakistani markets as inflation soars

Pakistan’s food inflation reached 42 per cent in urban areas, pushing consumers to pick smuggled Iranian products such as oil and cheese, which are now reportedly readily available in Rawalpindi and Islamabad.

1 year ago·India

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