The major fruits grown in Pakistan are citrus, mango, apple, banana, apricot, grapes, and guava. Procurement prices are announced prior to the crop season taking into account production cost as well as prices prevalent in domestic and international market. Estimated fuel wood produced in 1996-97 was 28.5 million cubic meters. Contribution of State forests is 0.309 million cubic meter and the remaining fuel wood supplies exceeding 95 percent come from farmland. The share of this sector contributed 0.9 percent of GDP in 1997-98.
Fish serves as an important and cheap source of protein.
During 1996-97, fish production increased to 590,000 metric tonnes as compared to 555,489 metric tonnes in the preceding year. Fish and fish preparations worth Rs. 7.27 billion were exported in 1997-98 as against Rs. 5.29 billion in 1996, showing an increase of 37 percent. There has been a gradual increase in livestock products such as milk, beef, mutton, poultry meat and eggs over the year.