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HBL Zarai Services advances farmer empowerment with wheat procurement 

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LAHORE– In line with its core mission to empower farmers and transform Pakistan’s  agriculture landscape, HBL Zarai Services Limited (HZSL) has launched its wheat procurement initiative under its flagship retail brand ANAAJ, staying true to its motto “Khet Say Dastarkhwan” — a compelling  expression of the Farm to Fork model.

Crop procurement is primarily one of HZSL’s core service offerings and has been consistently practiced to support farmers by ensuring fair market access, transparent pricing, and timely payments. HZSL’s  procurement journey began with maize, followed by sesame, which was successfully exported to China;  and then expanded into rice procurement, leading to the launch of the company’s first consumer-facing  retail brand. With wheat now added to the portfolio, HZSL is reinforcing its commitment to building a  structured and sustainable market for growers.

HZSL places strong emphasis on farmer convenience and financial inclusion. As of today, the majority of  the farm produce has been procured from small farmers, further reflecting the company’s commitment to  supporting those at the heart of Pakistan’s agriculture sector. In most cases, spot payments have been  made promptly at the time of procurement, with the remaining balance cleared as per the terms of the  contract. Payments are made directly into the farmers’ bank accounts, reinforcing transparency, security,  and access to formal financial systems — a key step toward empowering smallholders and reducing  reliance on informal lending.

“Our mission has always been simple — support the farmer at every step,” said Mr. Amer Aziz, CEO of HBL Zarai Services Limited. “From providing free agronomy services to quality inputs and mechanization, and  now procurement for our own ANAAJ brand, we are committed to building an ecosystem that ensures the  farmer thrives. ‘Khet Say Dastarkhwan’ is not just a slogan; it is a system of accountability, quality, and  inclusion.”

This wheat procurement initiative is also closely aligned with the Government of Pakistan’s vision to uplift  rural communities through direct-to-market solutions, modernized agriculture practices, and enhanced  financial inclusion; with the private sector playing a important role in driving this transformation.

At the core of HZSL’s model are its Zarai Deras; integrated agri-support hubs strategically established  across Pakistan. These centers provide expert agronomy advisory, certified farm inputs, mechanization  services, procurement facilitation, and banking access — all under one roof. They are designed to bring  structure, trust, and efficiency to Pakistan’s fragmented agriculture landscape.

Complementing this is Zarai Dost, HZSL’s branded rural retail initiative operating at the village and chak  level, enabling last-mile delivery of essential agri-products and services to farmers in even the most remote  areas.

With every harvest procured and every farmer empowered, HZSL is reaffirming its vision to build a modern,  inclusive, and farmer-driven agri-ecosystem, one that places the grower at the center of Pakistan’s food  security and economic growth.

 

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