Nepal’s Kakabhitta Quarantine Office Oversees 18.62 Billion Rupees in Agricultural Exports
In the first nine months of the current fiscal year, Nepal’s Kakabhitta Quarantine Office, under the Plant Quarantine and Pesticide Management Centre, completed inspections for agricultural exports worth 18.62 billion rupees.
Tea recorded the highest export value, reaching 8.41 billion rupees, followed by cardamom at 5.63 billion rupees. Exports of plywood and veneer totaled 2.87 billion rupees, while other key items included ginger and tamarind.
During the same period, agricultural imports through this customs point amounted to 2.77 billion rupees, including potatoes, millet, peas, and fresh produce. The top three imports were potatoes (365 million rupees), millet (145 million rupees), and garlic (63.8 million rupees).
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