3 articles found with keyword "Cabotage"
OCEAN carriers operating out of India appear upbeat about the steady increase in direct loadings that they believe reflects the positive impact of a national liberalised cabotage policy enacted nearly three years ago, reports IHS Media
THERE is no clear evidence so far that India's new, liberalised cabotage regime has translated into broader demand for transshipment handling at major domestic ports, although, some terminals have experienced growth
INDIA's move in May to relax cabotage norms thereby allowing foreign ships chartered by Indian citizens or firms to operate on local routes for transshipment purposes has resulted in less of the nation's containerised cargo being sent to ports like Colombo, Singapore and Jebel Ali
3 articles found with keyword "Cabotage"
OCEAN carriers operating out of India appear upbeat about the steady increase in direct loadings that they believe reflects the positive impact of a national liberalised cabotage policy enacted nearly three years ago, reports IHS Media
THERE is no clear evidence so far that India's new, liberalised cabotage regime has translated into broader demand for transshipment handling at major domestic ports, although, some terminals have experienced growth
INDIA's move in May to relax cabotage norms thereby allowing foreign ships chartered by Indian citizens or firms to operate on local routes for transshipment purposes has resulted in less of the nation's containerised cargo being sent to ports like Colombo, Singapore and Jebel Ali
