Pakistan plans diversified sourcing and bulk purchasing in response to western-border LPG disruption. Sindh has lowered wheat release prices, and facility approvals have advanced for agricultural exports to Saudi Arabia.
Pakistan’s petroleum minister said on 3 November that LPG supplies through the western border were disrupted, and outlined diversified sourcing and bulk purchases by state-owned companies.
Original source ↗State radio reported a cut from 5,000 to 4,500 rupees per 40 kg.
Original source ↗State radio reported that the meeting noted approval of 17 of 31 Pakistani plants after technical assessment and discussed expanding exports of rice and halal meat.
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