India studying mid-sea site for transshipment operations

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India studying mid-sea site for transshipment operations

India Special Correspondent | Sep 24, 2018 3:10PM EDT
Transshipment trade represents freight transported between an Indian port and an international “hub” port, when direct mainline connections are not available.
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