India's hopes for a boost in transhipment cargo are dashed, despite cabotage break

17/12/2013

India’s quest to attract transhipment traffic to its largest ports looks to remain unfulfilled, according to experts speaking at last week’s TOC Container Supply Chain event in Dubai.

When the country’s newest terminal was officially opened in Vallapardam in 2011, it was hoped that the era ...

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