Chittagong depots resume packing containers after fee dispute resolved

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Chittagong depots resume packing containers after fee dispute resolved

Bangladesh Special Correspondent | Mar 25, 2020 10:19AM EDT
ICDs in January raised container handling charges, but shippers and container lines balked at the increase, which eventually led to the service halt.
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