Pakistan, Jan. 19 -- Pakistan's kinnow exports earned nearly $40 million within 45 days despite the Afghan market closure. The peak export season covered December and early January. Officials said exports remained strong despite losing a key destination.

The Ministry of Commerce said swift action helped redirect shipments to alternative markets. The ministry worked closely with the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan. These efforts ensured uninterrupted exports and protected growers from losses.

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According to official data, exports maintained a steady pace throughout December. Momentum continued during the first 15 days of January. This consistency reflected effective pla...