THE GOODS TRANSIT ORDER 2026, NOW IN FORCE WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT, PERMITS CANNED PRODUCTS FROM THIRD-PARTY NATIONS TO BE SHIPPED THROUGH PAKISTAN INTO IRAN — FARS NEWS.

The Goods Transit Order 2026, now in effect, allows canned goods from third-party countries to transit through Pakistan into Iran, facilitating new overland trade routes. This development improves Iran’s access to imported goods amid ongoing sanctions, while boosting Pakistan’s role as a regional trade conduit, likely increasing cross-border logistics activity and customs revenue. The policy shift may enhance capital flows into Pakistani transport and port infrastructure sectors, while easing supply constraints for Iranian consumer markets. Market exposure centers on Pakistani logistics, shipping, and customs-clearance firms, as well as Iranian food distributors reliant on imported canned goods. Traders will watch the volume of cargo cleared at the Chaman and Taftan border crossings in the coming weeks as a key indicator of trade uptake.

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