Pakistan is the sixth-largest producer of dates in the world, with Sindh being the leading date-producing province. Sindh contributes around 59% of the country's total date production, amounting to approximately 360,000 tons annually. This production takes place across an area of about 289,855 hectares.
Khairpur and Sukkur are the primary districts within Sindh known for their significant date production. These districts benefit from the most suitable climate and soil conditions, producing nearly 80% to 85% of the province's dates. In addition to Khairpur and Sukkur, several other areas contribute to the remaining 15% of Sindh's date production, And for this reason, Khairpur is also known as "The City of Dates"
Khairpur and Sukkur are the primary districts within Sindh known for their significant date production. These districts benefit from the most suitable climate and soil conditions, producing nearly 80% to 85% of the province's dates. In addition to Khairpur and Sukkur, several other areas contribute to the remaining 15% of Sindh's date production, And for this reason, Khairpur is also known as "The City of Dates"