News / India streamlines transhipment rules as Middle East disruption drives cargo diversions

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India has moved to simplify its customs procedures for handling foreign transhipment cargo, as a surge in vessel diversions from disrupted Middle East trades forces its ports to absorb an influx of unexpected volumes.

The move comes as there had been widespread vessel diversions on trades ...

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