1. Fake chilli factory discovered: Shocking revelation exposes underground operation


    In a recent operation, the Punjab Food Authority (PFA) uncovered a fake chilli powder factory and seized rice chaff and chemicals. The PFA team raided the factory in Jinnah Town, seizing over 350kg of counterfeit chilli powder along with other related materials. The factory has been sealed, and legal action has been taken against the owner.


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  1. Country-wide Trials of Green Super Rice Lines for Yield Performance and Stability Analysis


    This study provides valuable insights into the performance and stability of different rice genotypes. Advanced statistical techniques were used to evaluate genotype-environment interactions, identify stable genotypes, and rank environments based on paddy yield performance. These findings are crucial for selecting high-yielding varieties and enhancing rice production for better food security.


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  1. Balochistan: Driving Prosperity through Innovation and Investment


    Investing in innovation, vocational training, and modern techniques can transform Balochistan into a thriving hub of economic development, benefiting the Baloch people. By empowering local communities and embracing modern methods, Balochistan can unlock a future of prosperity and progress for all. [Source: Tribune]


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  1. Pakistan Receives $153.9 Million in Net Foreign Direct Investment from China in March


    China’s investment in Pakistan’s economy surged in March 2024, with FDI reaching $161.2 million. Pakistan attracted a total of $311.2 million in FDI from various partner countries, highlighting its growing attractiveness as an investment destination. [Hasrice.com](https://www.hasrice.com) offers comprehensive resources and solutions for the lucrative rice export industry in Pakistan.


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  1. Russia Does Not Report Ban on Pakistani Rice, Says REAP


    The Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (REAP) has confirmed that there is no ban on Pakistani rice imports from Russia. Despite a longer shipping route causing a minor delay, all necessary protocols have been followed, and trade with Russia is running smoothly. Potential bans will only be imposed if phytosanitary concerns are not adequately addressed. Visit hasrice.com and pakistanrice.com for more information on rice exporters and suppliers. [Business Recorder]


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  1. Eternal Hope and Deceptive Promises: A Tale of Persistence


    Pakistan’s economy achieves stability amidst challenges, with a decline in current account deficit but textile exports showing a slump. The stability rests on exchange rate stabilization and exceptional growth in food exports, but the vulnerability remains. The issue of energy tariffs must be addressed for textile exports to rebound.


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  1. pakistan security forces eliminate 3 terrorists in pishir district of balochistan


    Three terrorists were killed and another apprehended during a security operation in Balochistan’s Pishir district. The operation successfully targeted the reported presence of terrorists in the area, recovering a large cache of arms, ammunition, and explosives. Pakistan has witnessed a rise in terror activities, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, after the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan ended its ceasefire with the government. For more updates, follow us on India.com.


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  1. russia: reap confirms no ban on pakistani rice


    The Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan denies reports of a ban on Pakistani rice by Russian authorities, stating that trade with Russia remains unaffected. REAP officials confirm that all necessary protocols have been followed and that there is currently no ban in place.


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  1. Delicious Pakistani Food at Olivette Station: A Hidden Gem in St. Louis County


    Discover Olivette Station, an unconventional gas station in St. Louis County serving authentic Pakistani cuisine. After a setback forced them to change direction, owners Nazia Afzal and Zaeem Riaz transformed the station into a hidden gem, offering mouthwatering dishes like samosa chana chaat and crispy fried chicken. Indulge in a unique dining experience and savor the flavors of Pakistan in an unexpected location.


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  1. Cameroon government takes action against rice merchants violating price regulations


    The Ministry of Commerce in Cameroon has seized nearly 1,000 bags of rice and closed down shops that have failed to comply with new approved rice prices. These actions come after a decrease in rice prices and the arrival of a special quota of 190,000 tons of rice from India.


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