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Port Wings-July-20-2016
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DP World’s Mistake: APM Terminals Denies any role, Blames Maersk Line
Source: http://www.portwings.in/shipping/dp-worlds-mistake-apm-terminals-denies-any-role-blames-maersk-line/ Chennai: Port Wings News Network: Reacting to Port Wings news article titled “DP World Chennai’s Costly Mistake Puts Importer in Trouble,” APM Terminals has clarified that APM Terminals’ Chennai CFS have no any role in the whole issue. In a media statement, APM Terminals Inland Services South Asia stated that it played no role in assigning the delivery destination of the container in question and just followed normal procedure to move the container from port to the CFS facility based on instruction received from the shipping line. “This was done in compliance to notice 45/2007 given by the Indian Customs. The Customs has to approve the move before the box can be moved. APM Terminals Inland Services, South Asia is not privy to any communication between customer and port or shipping line. The customer has the right to choose the CFS facility the container can g...
DP World Chennai’s Costly Mistake Puts Importer in Trouble
Source: http://www.portwings.in/articlesinterviews/dp-world-chennais-costly-mistake-puts-importer-in-trouble/ Chennai: Port Wings News Network: When the Government of India strongly vouching for steps to promote and ensure Ease of Doing Business in the country, a mistake (rather costly mistake) by a private container terminal operator operating out of Chennai Port has forced an importer to shell out about Rs 50,000 as additional charges to take delivery of his imported goods. According to details available, a firm namely Balaji Flowers from Nilgiris regularly imports Lillium flower bulbs from Europe through Chennai Port. During the third week of December, the firm imported one reefer box of lillium bulbs from Holland. The cargo, in a 20-ft Reefer Container, reached the DP World Chennai Container Terminal (also known as Chennai Container Terminal Limited –CCTL) in a Maersk Line Vessel MV Maersk Bentonville. CCTL is one of the two container terminals in ...