Pakistan's extensive reliance on imported prepared foods, including nutrition bars, costing approximately 100 million US dollars annually, significantly contributes to the country's trade deficit. As of 2022, it has imported 79 shipments of protein bars from the UAE, UK, and China. Rising imports of prepared foods are not only a drain on Pakistan's financial resources but also a hindrance to the development of the local food industry. At the same time, there is a growing demand for convenient and high-quality nutritious snacks, fueled by the widespread issue of protein and energy deficiency, affecting millions of Pakistanis and leading to significant health and economic losses. To address this problem, encouraging the use of local raw materials, especially healthier, organic, and vegan options, will contribute to reducing import costs, enhancing economic sustainability, and strengthening Pakistan's capacity to ensure food security for its citizens. Failure to implement this solution may perpetuate the trade deficit and leave the nation vulnerable to food security challenges.

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