Indian regulator reaffirms opposition to terminal VGM fees

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Indian regulator reaffirms opposition to terminal VGM fees

India Special Correspondent | Aug 29, 2016 3:28PM EDT
India’s maritime administrator is showing no sign of backing down from its previous diktat barring container terminal operators from offering container weighing services on-site for a fee.
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