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Our reach

Every shipment is a route we have run before.

Where we source, where we deliver, and how the two connect.

Nooryva moves goods between Pakistan and markets in Europe, North America, the Middle East, East and Southeast Asia, Africa and South America. Goods go by sea through Karachi, by air through Lahore, and by road over the Khunjerab Pass to China. Each trade route below lists the goods that travel on it.

Hubs
20
Countries
17
Trade lanes
19
Ways to move
3
Karachi Lahore Chittagong Shanghai Kashgar Port Klang Jeddah Khor Fakkan Rotterdam Hamburg London Valencia Genoa Mersin Mombasa Dar es Salaam Abidjan New York Los Angeles Santos
  • Sourcing hub
  • Delivery hub
  • By sea
  • By road
  • By air
  • Countries we trade with
Nodes mark active sourcing and distribution hubs. Lines are trade lanes we manage end to end.
Trade lanes managed by Nooryva
Origin Destination Mode Commodities Notes
Karachi Chittagong Sea All Types of Fabrics Usually carried on by feeder ship from a hub port such as Colombo or Singapore.
Lahore Kashgar Road Rice By road over the Khunjerab Pass, which is open all year, with customs clearance at Sost.
Karachi Shanghai Sea Rice, Sesame Seeds, Shrimps & Prawns, Fish
Karachi Port Klang Sea Rice
Karachi Khor Fakkan Sea Rice, Fresh Vegetables, Fruits Discharged outside the Strait of Hormuz, then carried by road to Dubai and the rest of the Emirates.
Karachi Jeddah Sea Rice
Karachi Mersin Sea Sesame Seeds, All Types of Fabrics Routed through the Suez Canal or around the Cape of Good Hope, as the carrier’s schedule sets.
Karachi Genoa Sea All Types of Fabrics Routed through the Suez Canal or around the Cape of Good Hope, as the carrier’s schedule sets.
Karachi Valencia Sea All Types of Fabrics Routed through the Suez Canal or around the Cape of Good Hope, as the carrier’s schedule sets.
Karachi Rotterdam Sea Rice, All Types of Fabrics Routed through the Suez Canal or around the Cape of Good Hope, as the carrier’s schedule sets.
Karachi Hamburg Sea All Types of Fabrics Routed through the Suez Canal or around the Cape of Good Hope, as the carrier’s schedule sets.
Karachi London Sea Rice, All Types of Fabrics Routed through the Suez Canal or around the Cape of Good Hope, as the carrier’s schedule sets.
Lahore London Air Mangoes, Fresh Vegetables Air freight to Heathrow, used for mangoes and fresh produce in season.
Karachi Mombasa Sea Rice
Karachi Dar es Salaam Sea Rice
Karachi Abidjan Sea Rice
Karachi New York Sea Rice, All Types of Fabrics Routed through the Suez Canal or around the Cape of Good Hope, as the carrier’s schedule sets.
Karachi Los Angeles Sea All Types of Fabrics Usually transhipped at a hub port in Asia before crossing the Pacific.
Santos Karachi Sea Cotton

Where we source

South Asia

  • Karachi

    Pakistan’s main seaport, through Karachi Port and Port Qasim, where our sea freight is loaded, cleared and received.

    All Types of Fabrics, Rice, Sesame Seeds, Shrimps & Prawns, Fish, Fresh Vegetables, Fruits

  • Lahore

    Allama Iqbal International Airport for air cargo, and the start of the road north over the Khunjerab Pass to China.

    Rice, Mangoes, Fresh Vegetables

East Asia

  • Shanghai

    China’s busiest container port. China is the largest buyer of Pakistani sesame and a major market for seafood and rice.

  • Kashgar

    The first Chinese city across the Khunjerab Pass, for goods moving by road between Pakistan and western China.

Southeast Asia

  • Port Klang

    Malaysia’s main port, receiving Pakistani rice, and a source of Southeast Asian timber.

Europe

  • Mersin

    Türkiye’s main Mediterranean port, receiving sesame and fabrics, and a source of textiles for Pakistan.

South America

  • Santos

    Brazil’s largest port. Brazil is one of the main suppliers of the cotton Pakistan imports.

    Cotton

Where we deliver

South Asia

  • Karachi

    Pakistan’s main seaport, through Karachi Port and Port Qasim, where our sea freight is loaded, cleared and received.

    Cotton

  • Lahore

    Allama Iqbal International Airport for air cargo, and the start of the road north over the Khunjerab Pass to China.

  • Chittagong

    Bangladesh’s main seaport, also known as Chattogram, receiving fabrics for its garment industry.

    All Types of Fabrics

East Asia

  • Shanghai

    China’s busiest container port. China is the largest buyer of Pakistani sesame and a major market for seafood and rice.

    Rice, Sesame Seeds, Shrimps & Prawns, Fish

  • Kashgar

    The first Chinese city across the Khunjerab Pass, for goods moving by road between Pakistan and western China.

    Rice

Southeast Asia

  • Port Klang

    Malaysia’s main port, receiving Pakistani rice, and a source of Southeast Asian timber.

    Rice

Middle East

  • Jeddah

    Saudi Arabia’s main Red Sea port, and a steady market for Pakistani rice.

    Rice

  • Khor Fakkan

    The United Arab Emirates’ container port on the Indian Ocean coast, outside the Strait of Hormuz. The Emirates are the largest buyer of Pakistani rice.

    Rice, Fresh Vegetables, Fruits

Europe

  • Rotterdam

    Europe’s largest port, receiving rice and fabrics for the Netherlands and the rest of the European Union.

    Rice, All Types of Fabrics

  • Hamburg

    Germany’s largest port. Germany is one of Pakistan’s five largest export markets, mainly for textiles.

    All Types of Fabrics

  • London

    London Gateway for sea freight and Heathrow for air freight. The United Kingdom is one of Pakistan’s three largest export markets.

    Rice, All Types of Fabrics, Mangoes, Fresh Vegetables

  • Valencia

    A leading Mediterranean container port, receiving fabrics for Spain, one of Pakistan’s largest textile markets in Europe.

    All Types of Fabrics

  • Genoa

    A main port for northern Italy, receiving Pakistani fabrics.

    All Types of Fabrics

  • Mersin

    Türkiye’s main Mediterranean port, receiving sesame and fabrics, and a source of textiles for Pakistan.

    Sesame Seeds, All Types of Fabrics

Africa

  • Mombasa

    East Africa’s largest port, receiving rice for Kenya, one of the largest buyers of Pakistani rice.

    Rice

  • Dar es Salaam

    Tanzania’s main port. Tanzania is one of the largest buyers of Pakistani rice.

    Rice

  • Abidjan

    Côte d’Ivoire’s main port, and a gateway for Pakistani rice into West Africa.

    Rice

North America

  • New York

    The Port of New York and New Jersey. The United States is Pakistan’s largest export market, mainly for textiles.

    Rice, All Types of Fabrics

  • Los Angeles

    The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, for goods bound for the west of the United States.

    All Types of Fabrics

What happens on a lane

A lane is not just a shipping route. It is a supplier we have used, a customs office we know how to file with, a transit time we have measured rather than estimated, and a delivery agent at the far end who answers the phone. That is why a route we have run before costs you less time than one nobody has.

Freight and logistics

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