Import/Export Industry Notifications

China’s interest in Indian rice and black tea increases. It has started importing basmati rice from India, and though the volumes are not huge in this financial year, the business is expected to grow in 2021-22, said industry executives.

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Rocketing demand for containers, staff shortages and a half-finished automation programme have combined to create a “perfect storm” of delays, exporters say. Delays at the New Zealand port of Auckland have become a “multi-million dollar problem” for the nation’s shippers.

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Bangladesh’s Chittagong Port Authority (CPA) is set to quadruple storage charges for dangerous goods (DG) containers. The aim is to encourage DG importers to clear their cargo while the port deals with rising volumes of hazardous materials.

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Commodities all over metals, petrochemicals, and agriculture sectors that typically ship in container vessels are increasingly turning to dry bulk vessels and other modes of transport as container freight costs soar.

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Even though new opportunities are opening up for Indian rice exporters, especially for non-basmati, they are currently interested in fulfilling their contracts following logistics hurdles. The exporters’ view is on the heels of increasing demand for Indian rice in the global market.

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IATA has started a new platform to support the digitalization of air cargo supply chains. The airline association’s Enhanced Partner Identification and Connectivity (EPIC) platform claim to simplify the process of connecting companies across the air cargo supply chain.

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India’s exporters and importers shipping cargo in steel containers are wishing for the best as attempts get underway to re-float the containership that ran aground in the Suez Canal early morning on Tuesday, causing a maritime traffic jam.

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The proportion of packaged and processed commodities in the food basket is increasing. Today all packaged commodities are regulated. As consumers become conscious about quality and quantity assurance, and as the shift happens towards packaged items, the need for quality assurance becomes essential.

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The period of installation and operationalisation of Radiation Portal Monitors and Container Scanners in the designated seaports is extended up to 30.09.2021.

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