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Nepal’s exports to other countries fell by Rs. 4.4 billion (-6.5%) in 2025/26, driven by weaker demand for traditional goods. Growth in herbs and noodles shows processed foods and natural products as future export drivers.
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·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s readymade garments exports rose 2.5% in 2025/26 to Rs. 519.4 million, signaling early recovery. To maintain momentum, the sector needs policy reforms, modernization, and market diversification.
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·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s exports to other countries fell by Rs. 4.4 billion (-6.5%) in 2025/26, driven by weaker demand for traditional goods. Growth in herbs and noodles shows processed foods and natural products as future export drivers.
Sandeep Chaudhary
·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s readymade garments exports rose 2.5% in 2025/26 to Rs. 519.4 million, signaling early recovery. To maintain momentum, the sector needs policy reforms, modernization, and market diversification.
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·29 Sep, 2025
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·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s pashmina exports rose 5.8% in 2025/26 to Rs. 317.3 million. The growth highlights its resilient luxury appeal, though industry reforms in branding, supply chain, and anti-counterfeit measures are crucial.
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·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s woolen carpet exports fell 26.3% in 2025/26, signaling weakness in the handicraft sector. Experts emphasize the need for branding, niche positioning, and supply chain improvements to revive the industry abroad.
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·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s tea exports plunged 41% in 2025/26, reversing last year’s 87% surge. The fall highlights weak global competitiveness and the need for branding, market diversification, and stronger supply chains.
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·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s tanned skin exports doubled (+113%) in 2025/26, reaching Rs. 73.4 million. This rebound signals renewed demand in the leather industry, but experts stress the need to upgrade into finished goods for long-term export sustainability.
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·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s noodles exports jumped 68.9% in 2025/26, reaching Rs. 242.3 million in a month. This growth highlights the strength of Nepal’s processed food industry, driven by global demand for ready-to-eat products.
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·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s herb exports rose 69% in 2025/26, reaching Rs. 154.2 million in a month. This surge underscores the potential of the traditional medicine sector in boosting foreign trade, though sustainability and branding remain crucial.
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·29 Sep, 2025
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Nepal’s exports to countries other than India and China fell 6.5% in 2025/26, with most traditional goods shrinking. Growth in herbs and noodles was not enough to offset the overall decline, underscoring the need for urgent export diversification.
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Nepal’s exports to other countries fell by Rs. 4.4 billion (-6.5%) in 2025/26, driven by weaker demand for traditional goods. Growth in herbs and noodles shows processed foods and natural products as future export drivers.
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Nepal’s readymade garments exports rose 2.5% in 2025/26 to Rs. 519.4 million, signaling early recovery. To maintain momentum, the sector needs policy reforms, modernization, and market diversification.
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Nepal’s herb exports rose 69% in 2025/26, reaching Rs. 154.2 million in a month. This surge underscores the potential of the traditional medicine sector in boosting foreign trade, though sustainability and branding remain crucial.
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Nepal’s exports to countries other than India and China fell 6.5% in 2025/26, with most traditional goods shrinking. Growth in herbs and noodles was not enough to offset the overall decline, underscoring the need for urgent export diversification.
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Nepal’s woolen carpet exports fell 26.3% in 2025/26, signaling weakness in the handicraft sector. Experts emphasize the need for branding, niche positioning, and supply chain improvements to revive the industry abroad.
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Nepal’s tea exports plunged 41% in 2025/26, reversing last year’s 87% surge. The fall highlights weak global competitiveness and the need for branding, market diversification, and stronger supply chains.
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Nepal’s tanned skin exports doubled (+113%) in 2025/26, reaching Rs. 73.4 million. This rebound signals renewed demand in the leather industry, but experts stress the need to upgrade into finished goods for long-term export sustainability.
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Nepal’s noodles exports jumped 68.9% in 2025/26, reaching Rs. 242.3 million in a month. This growth highlights the strength of Nepal’s processed food industry, driven by global demand for ready-to-eat products.
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Nepal’s herb exports rose 69% in 2025/26, reaching Rs. 154.2 million in a month. This surge underscores the potential of the traditional medicine sector in boosting foreign trade, though sustainability and branding remain crucial.
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·29 Sep, 2025
Nepal’s exports to countries other than India and China fell 6.5% in 2025/26, with most traditional goods shrinking. Growth in herbs and noodles was not enough to offset the overall decline, underscoring the need for urgent export diversification.
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