Indian problems mount up Chennai,Cochin, Balmer Lawrie,Balmer Lawrie Freight Containers, Container manufacture

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Published: August 2000

Indian problems mount up

Indian government-owned Balmer Lawrie and Co Ltd (BLCL) is awaiting the formal approval of the federal Labour Ministry to close down its 22-year old container manufacturing unit at Cochin in the southern Indian province of Kerala...

The board of the Calcutta-based company took the closure decision because the Cochin unit has been idle since November 1998. Its workforce was laid off last year (see WorldCargo News August 1999, p15)......

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