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How much tea did Pakistan imports?
not only in the past, PAK still imports 100% of its tea from abroad
How much tea Pakistan import?
There is not an estimate amount of how much tea Pakistan imports. But one thing is clear that not all the tea is imported from outside but a little tea is somehow produced a in Pakistan. About 95% of all the tea in Pakistan is imported from outside. Only about 5% is produced in Pakistan.
How much tea is consumed in Pakistan?
Pakistanis consume 175 million kilograms of tea in a year!
How many Pakistan imports tea?
how many Pakistan import tea in one year
Do Pakistan import tea?
Yes, Pakistan imports large quantity of tea. Pakistan is the 2nd largest consumer of tea after UK.
How many kg tea Pakistan imports?
like a million bags of it a week or something...
How much Pakistan import tea answer in percentage?
Pakistan import 95% of tea.
How much tea is imported in Pakistan?
pakistan consume 175 million kg of tea in a year
When was Upton Tea Imports created?
Upton Tea Imports was created in 1989.
Which is the single largest import of Pakistan where does the bulk of this come from?
Mineral fuel and manufactured products are the main imports of Pakistan. Percentage vise mineral fuel and manufactured products are the largest proportion of the overall import which is approximately 33% of all imports. Other notable imports are tobacco, tea, machinery, cooking oil etc.
Which is the single largest import of Pakistan and where does the bulk of this come from?
Mineral fuel and manufactured products are the main imports of Pakistan. Percentage vise mineral fuel and manufactured products are the largest proportion of the overall import which is approximately 33% of all imports. Other notable imports are tobacco, tea, machinery, cooking oil etc.
Which mineral Pakistan import in large quantity?
Pakistan imports iron. They also import petroleum, petroleum products, machinery, plastics, transportation equipment, edible oils, paper and paperboard, steel, and tea.
