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Pakistan: Punjab government's permit crackdown sparks flour crisis fears in twin cities

Pakistan: Punjab government's permit crackdown sparks flour crisis fears in twin cities
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The Pakistan Flour Mills Association has threatened to halt production in Rawalpindi and Islamabad due to a dispute over wheat procurement permits. The government's decision to revoke these permits has sparked fears of a severe flour shortage in the region.

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This dispute threatens the food security of millions of residents in Pakistan's twin cities, highlighting ongoing tensions between the milling industry and government regulators.

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--> Representative Image (Photo/Reuters) Pakistan: Punjab government's permit crackdown sparks flour crisis fears in twin cities ANI | Updated: Jul 12, 2026 14:01 IST

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