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Coca-Cola is among the first shippers to benefit from a 40-60 teu inland waterway container service for India-Bangladesh cross-border trade.
Maersk Line has piloted a container-on-barge solution for Indian exports to its neighbour using the framework of a government-to-government “inland water transit and trade protocol”, designed to facilitate river transport along the Bay of Bengal.
The MV Pradyun transported 50 teu from Kolkata to Dhaka on behalf of Coca-Cola Bangladesh Beverages, according to Maersk (India).
“Cargo movement on inland waterways or rivers is much ...
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