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Comment on this article
CB.SURYANARAYANA
August 04, 2016 at 12:45 pmDear Sir
The exporter looking friendly service from all service provider,
present all shipping line implemented VGM, even the light weight cargo exporter also suffering lot of problem, the different carrier brought their own procedures,
ultimate the middleman is suffering all the problems.
some one did the wrong thinks should not apply to all,
Thanks & Best Regards
CB.Suryanarayana
GEO WORLD LOGISTICS