New BIAL air cargo terminal a boost for India's perishables trade
UK ground handler Menzies Aviation has cemented its airfreight logistics operations in India with a ...
Perishables shippers in India have begun to feel the pinch from the additional Goods and Services Tax (GST) that became applicable on freight charges from 1 October.
Some trade groups, representing reefer shippers, have threatened to suspend exports, saying freight charges are “unaffordable” as a consequence of this tax: 18% on air freight costs; and 5% on ocean.
The All Kerala Vegetable and Fruits Exporters’ Association, a southern Indian body, has urged members to halt exports from today to exert more pressure on ...
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