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India is expecting to welcome more manufacturers as costs rise in China and the country becomes more competitive, delegates at Air Cargo India in Mumbai heard this morning. But there are still domestic logistics challenges to overcome to ensure good speed to market.
Rafeeque Ahmed, president, Federation of Indian Export Organisation, called on the logistics industry to work with shippers to ensure that Indian trade grows.
“The buyers at big stores are nervous, they can’t afford one mistake. Before, logistics wasn’t important ...
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