Pakistan Exports / Imports - Updates

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Pakistan’s tyre manufacturer secures US certification, clears way for exports​

Ghandhara Tyre and Rubber Company says its locally manufactured tyres meet US Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards as it targets new overseas markets

Ghandhara Tyre and Rubber Company Limited has obtained certification from the United States Department of Transportation, allowing it to export tyres to the US market.

The company said its manufactured tyres comply with applicable US Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.

In a notice submitted to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on July 15, 2026, Ghandhara Tyre said the certification supports its plan to expand exports and enter new international markets.

The company did not disclose the expected volume, value or timing of tyre exports to the United States.

Pakistan Tyre Maker Gets US Certification for Exports - Profit by Pakistan Today

Ghandhara Tyre and Rubber Company says its locally manufactured tyres meet US Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards as it targets new overseas markets

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Pakistan’s Big Bird secures major export contract, eyes to dominate global halal market​

July 16, 2026
BR Web Desk

Big Bird Foods Limited (BBFL), a Pakistani poultry processing unit, has secured a major contract to export poultry products to a Gulf-based halal food company.

The listed company shared the development in a notice to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Thursday.

“BBFL is pleased to announce that the company has secured a significant export order from a Gulf-based halal food company for the supply of raw chicken and further processed poultry products,” read the notice.


The company said that the order is expected to approximately double its current export volumes, with additional upside potential as production capacity expands and additional product categories are introduced.

“Based on current projections, the contract is expected to add further Rs1.2 billion in annual revenues,” it said.

The company shared that the global halal food market is currently estimated to exceed $900 billion annually and is projected to grow to over $1.4 trillion by 2034, presenting significant long-term opportunities for established halal producers with internationally compliant processing facilities.

Whereas, Pakistan’s annual meat exports are expected to exceed $500 million in FY26.

 

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@Owaiz sb

One of the problems seems to be that Pakistan is exporting its best minds abroad which means domestic skill availability is stagnating. Remittances have become Pakistan's Dutch disease.

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Absolutely sir. A country addicted to foreign inflows be they aid or loans or remittances does not feel the need to then focus on exports.