Now more than 600 Pakistani companies have registered with Chinese authorities in various sectors, pointing to a significant extension of Pakistan’s market access and trade presence in China.
Daulat Pakistan reports about official documents, saying that with China’s General Administration of Customs (GACC), 25 mango hot water treatment plants, 21 cites cold treatment plant, and 103 rice companies have been formally registered.
In addition, 15 rapid food firms, 106 cherry exporters, 175 seafood companies, 185 sesame seed processors, 10 fish food producers, and seven defaulted bone companies have completed registration, with many other categories currently continuing.
New export categories are also under consideration for approval – including onions, donkey hidden and milk products, which indicate expanding China’s agricultural and industrial export base to China.
Pakistan’s trade mission in China has played a vital role in facilitating these registrations by conducting guidance through the local Commerce Bureau and official procedures to Pakistani exporters and the Chamber of Commerce.
The mission has supported more than 10 Pakistani businesses to register on key Chinese e -commerce platforms such as Dwayne and JD.com, which can enable online sales of jewelry, pink salt, pine nuts, rice, crafts and carpets.
It is currently handling about five FIVE trade and investment questions every month, providing Pakistani firms about importing rules, port clearance procedures, and Chinese market policies.
It also coordinates with the Trade Development Authority (TDAP), the Board of Investment (BOI), and the Chinese Embassy in Islamabad to facilitate the business delegation and exporters.
The growing number of registration of the company and the strong company coordination reflects the growing confidence between Chinese importers and Pakistani exporters, which increases Pakistan’s mutilation in China’s large -scale consumer market and deepens bilateral efforts to deepen trade and investment cooperation.