After a five-and-a-half-month pause, exports through Dinajpur’s Hili land port to India have resumed, beginning with mango juice shipments for the first time. On July 1 and 2, about 20 tons of mango juice were exported, earning $6,000 in foreign exchange. Exporters hope this marks a new phase in trade, though they stress the need for infrastructure improvements and bilateral cooperation to resolve customs and logistics issues. Officials are optimistic regular exports will enhance the national economy and open new trade opportunities.
After a long hiatus of five and a half months, exports through Dinajpur’s Hili land port to India have resumed. For the first time, mango juice has been exported through this port. On July 1 and 2, nearly 20 tons of mango juice were sent to India, generating around 6,000 US dollars in foreign exchange.
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