Pakistan Says Some Imported Wheat Is Poor Quality

Pakistan's government has acknowledged that some previously imported wheat is of poor quality, and that acknowledgement has raised concerns over its suitability. The imported wheat in this update is wheat that was brought in earlier, and poor quality means the government has accepted that some of it falls short.

The admission covers some of that wheat. Previously imported means the wheat arrived before this update. Suitability means whether the wheat is fit for the use people expect of it. The update raises that concern and does not say which use it has in mind. It also does not give a tonnage, a seller, or a shipment date.

What the government said about imported wheat

The government has acknowledged a quality problem in some previously imported wheat. The wheat is described as poor quality. The result named is concern about suitability. No volume is given.

Our verdict

Pakistan's government has said some previously imported wheat is poor quality. That has raised concerns about suitability, and the update does not define the use.

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