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Digital solutions are gaining ground at Indian ports, especially for exporters and importers using container terminals in Nhava Sheva Port.
Customs authorities at Nhava Sheva have set up “drive-through container scanning” for truck cargo passing through PSA Mumbai, also known as Bharat Mumbai Container Terminals.
Officials believe the tech-enabled imaging system, introduced after trial runs, will significantly reduce cargo dwell times for import loads.
“It is a high-speed container scanner with a throughput capacity of 100 containers an hour,” an official told The Loadstar.
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