Indian efforts to tame Colombo transshipment bearing fruit

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Indian efforts to tame Colombo transshipment bearing fruit

Bency Mathew, Special India Correspondent | Feb 19, 2020 12:02PM EST
Colombo had respectable container volume growth last year, but saw its dominance over Indian cargo begin to slip following cabotage reform enacted in mid-2018.
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