Global Supply Chain Shift Boosts Pakistan’s Export Potential in 2025
Global trade disruptions, especially the ongoing US-China trade tensions, are prompting companies to rethink their supply chains. As a result, Pakistan is emerging as a strong alternative sourcing hub in 2025.
According to Alibaba.com, there’s been a 23% spike in US searches for “Made in Pakistan” products within a week. With many US companies facing inventory shortages and nearly $500 billion in disrupted Chinese manufacturing, Pakistan is filling the supply gaps—particularly in apparel, jewelry, and home goods, where it offers competitive pricing.
Pakistani businesses are already seeing results. BH International reported over 30,000 redirected orders from Chinese suppliers, while O Sports International secured $250,000 in new US orders. Exporters are also embracing AI to boost efficiency and visibility, resulting in a 205% rise in product visibility and a 45.2% increase in buyer responses.
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Beyond the US, demand for Pakistani exports is growing in France (125%), Italy (60%), and Spain (54%), along with consistent interest from the UK, Germany, and Egypt.
With global supply chains shifting, Pakistan is well-positioned to grow its export footprint, supported by platforms like Alibaba.com and local partners such as Trademor.
