LTEC International Boosts Chili Production in Pakistan

China's LTEC International Agriculture Development Co Ltd has joined hands with Pakistani farmers to cultivate chili on a massive scale for export to China. With a focus on high-quality hybrid chili seeds, the company has successfully harvested over 3 tonnes of dried red chili per acre in regions across Pakistan, including Sindh, central, and southern Punjab.

The Executive Manager of LTEC International Agriculture Development Co Ltd has confirmed that all chili produced by the contract farmers will be sent to China. This year, more than 10,000 acres are dedicated to chili cultivation under the company's guidance. They not only offer technical assistance to local farmers from seedling to harvest but also buy back the chili at a premium price.

Working closely with farmers from various regions of Pakistan, LTEC International Agriculture Development Co Ltd conducts training sessions at model farms to educate them on best cultivation practices, disease control, and maintaining quality standards.

The primary objective of the company is to boost chili production in Pakistan to meet the export demands and achieve self-sufficiency in chili production. By engaging with thousands of acres under contract, they aim to cater to the requirements of the Chinese market effectively.

The Chinese Chili Contract Farming Project in Pakistan, spearheaded by LTEC International Agriculture Development Co Ltd, is geared towards improving agricultural techniques and driving economic progress. Through this initiative, farmers receive top-notch seeds, advanced farming technology, and guidance on sustainable agricultural methods. The project has led to successful large-scale chili cultivation in Pakistan.

The collaboration between China and Pakistan in chili farming signifies a significant step towards enhancing agricultural productivity and fostering economic growth. With a focus on quality, sustainability, and meeting market demands, this partnership is not only beneficial for the two countries involved but also contributes to global agricultural development.