Afghanistan's crops face export route closures
Fruits and vegetable crops in Afghanistan are suffering significant losses due to the closure of export routes to Pakistan and India, leading to product spoilage and accumulation in farms. Farmers are resorting to drying grapes and turning them into raisins as a temporary solution, but profits are minimal, and financial burdens are increasing amid rising prices of essential goods and transportation costs. The farmers are calling on the Afghan government to open alternative export routes or to establish trade agreements with other countries, as the closure of border crossings threatens to further deteriorate farmers' incomes and hampers the export of their products to international markets.
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