Logistics industry warns of $50m annual forex leakage over Colombo Port charges paid included in the freight
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The Ceylon Freight Logistics Association (CEYFFA) has warned that Sri Lanka could be losing more than US$50 million annually in foreign exchange under the existing regulatory framework governing charges imposed on importers and exporters at.
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- —Logistics industry warns of $50m annual forex leakage over Colombo Port charges paid included in the freight
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