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Once Hormuz reopens, can Pakistan hit India's Basmati feast in the Middle East?

Basmati Rice: The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz might give Pakistani Basmati exporters an opportunity to grab some market share from India in the Middle East. Pakistani Basmati exporters now have

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Once Hormuz reopens, can Pakistan hit India's Basmati feast in the Middle East?
Once Hormuz reopens, can Pakistan hit India's Basmati feast in the Middle East?
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  • A close-up shot of a giraffe, perhaps to emphasise length, on a packet of Kainat 1121 rice is a common sight in supermarkets across the UAE.
  • Shelves away, it is equally common to find packets of Daawat and India Gate.
  • The India-Pakistan rivalry is mo...

A close-up shot of a giraffe, perhaps to emphasise length, on a packet of Kainat 1121 rice is a common sight in supermarkets across the UAE.

Shelves away, it is equally common to find packets of Daawat and India Gate.

The India-Pakistan rivalry is mo...

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Source: India Today

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