India aims to boost boxes

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After giving the nod to Chennai Port Trust (CPT) to build a US$796M mega container terminal, India’s Shipping Ministry has announced plans to give a big push to containerisation and to increase handling capacity at the nation’s ports.

“India’s rate of containerising cargo is just 45% compared to the global average of more than 70%, Out of the 12 major ports in the country, only three – Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNP), Chennai and Kolkata – are leading container handlers and of the three, only JNP, which handles over 4M TEU a year, figures among the world’s top 25 containerports,” Shipping Minister G K Vasan said.

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After giving the nod to Chennai Port Trust (CPT) to build a US$796M mega container terminal, India’s Shipping Ministry has announced plans to give a big push to containerisation and to increase handling capacity at the nation’s ports.

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