Fixing transshipment woes critical to India’s logistics cost-tightening efforts

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Fixing transshipment woes critical to India’s logistics cost-tightening efforts

Bency Mathew, Special India Correspondent | Dec 31, 2019 7:00AM EST
There is no denying the Indian government has in recent years demonstrated a stronger intent to recapture domestic cargo transshipped through Sri Lanka’s Colombo and other foreign hubs, but there appears to be no quick fix on the table in 2020.
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