Import/Export Industry Notifications
06 October 2020
SPLASH 247 | With the increasing rates, liner schedule reliability hits new low
06 October 2020
In the month of August, Global liner average schedule reliability as hit a new low point both in regards to actual performance levels, and the declining speed of performance, as per the new analysis from Copenhagen-based Sea-Intelligence. They have been keeping a track of carrier reliability levels since 2011.
06 October 2020
UNITED NEWS OF BANGLADESH | Goods transport strike of 48-hours has been called for Oct 12, 13
06 October 2020
Bangladesh Truck-Covered Van Owners-Workers Coordination Council has called for a 49-hours strike on Sunday. This strike will happen across the country to press home their 9-point demand, which includes the amendment to the road transport act.
06 October 2020
DAIJI WORLD | EEPC India: Neutralization of domestic taxes for export growth
06 October 2020
EEPC India on Monday said that India can accomplish a higher fares target just if domestic expenses don't get added to the expenses of shipments. Praising Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal for requiring an optimistic fare focus of $1 trillion, EEPC India Chairman Mahesh Desai stated: "We would just need an empowering domain where domestic expenses are not sent out and significant expenses of transactions in the form of inadequate infrastructure are reduced."
06 October 2020
FINANCIAL EXPRESS | Auto, pharma firms to be in problem by cap on MEIS benefits
06 October 2020
The Government's decision to top advantages under a key plan at just Rs 2 crore for every exporter during the September-December time of this financial will probably hit the pharma and auto ventures hard, as a portion of the enormous organizations in these parts have by and large been among the greatest recipients, rounding up send out benefits of several crores of rupees each.
05 October 2020
THE HINDU | Indefinite satyagraha started by the Union on the new port bill at Cochin Port Trust
05 October 2020
CPJTUF- The Cochin Port Joint Trade Union Forum has started an indefinite satyagraha in Cochin Port Trust. This satyagraha is against the ongoing initiated policies of the Central Government at the initiative of the Shipping Ministry.
05 October 2020
CBC | 2 holder ships are coming to clear a backlog created by labour dispute, pandemic
05 October 2020
More payload is rolling in from Europe and Asia where they were manufacturing shutdowns prior in the year because of COVID-19. There were likewise scarcely any compartments moving by rail in Canada since some portion of that workforce was temporarily unemployed for a similar reason. The main vessel from MSC is expected to show up in Halifax on Sunday. The second vessel from Hapag-Lloyd will follow accordingly.
05 October 2020
CII | Reorienting India’s Export Endeavor in the Covid-19 World
05 October 2020
India has illustrated another methodology for financial development during the Covid time frame, with 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat', at its center point. Mission Aatmanirbhar Bharat is a dream dependent on net fares and it means to make India serious, speculator neighborly and an objective where working together is simple in the view of both Indian and worldwide financial specialists
05 October 2020
INDIA EXIM BANK | Enhancing India-GCC relations: Prospects in Project Exports and Beyond
05 October 2020
India Exim Bank will be engaging with key stakeholders, which will include representative from the Governments, project exporters, exporters, diplomats and the GCC countries, and will talk upon the current emerging issues which is impacting India-GCC bilateral trade.
05 October 2020
ET | US, EU contradict India's subsidy cut waiver proposition
05 October 2020
The United States and the European Union have restricted India's proposition to absolve certain developing nations from diminished fisheries subsidies. The US and EU have contended that the proposition before the World Trade Organization (WTO) – which tries to absolve nations with public wages under a particular edge level - will permit most developing nations to stay excluded from appropriation cuts.
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