What causes ''empty running''? Empty containers clog roads and ship terminals, causing port congestion and leaving little space to
World Bank Delegation Visits Colombo International Container Terminals CICT was delighted to welcome Mr. Nicolas Peltier, Global Director for Transport at the World Bank, along with his
The state-of-the-art container terminal located at the Port of Colombo will increase the port''s current capacity by 3.2 Million TEUs to
The Colombo West International Terminal utilises the latest automation technologies for efficient container handling for various types of containers.
Sri Lanka Customs had cleared more containers by January 16 but the congestion in the port still remains, with the boxes released by terminal still exceeding the cleared
SOUTH ASIA GATEWAY TERMINALS South Asia Gateway Terminals (SAGT), the first public private partnership container terminal (PPP) in Sri Lanka, commenced operations in
What causes ''empty running''? Empty containers clog roads and ship terminals, causing port congestion and leaving little space to unload ships. This then forces many ships
Colombo Logistics Terminal (Private) Limited Reliable Leaders Colombo Logistics Terminals (Pvt) Ltd stands as a premier partner for efficient and
Sri Lanka Customs had cleared more containers by January 16 but the congestion in the port still remains, with the boxes released by
By: Staff Writer March 10, Colombo (LNW): The Sri Lankan government has designated the Eastern Container Terminal (ECT) at Colombo Port as a
East Container Terminal Stage – I is located at Colombo Port in Sri Lanka. The quay wall length of East Container Terminal Stage – I is 450m, and the water depth at the quay is C.D.-18m.
SOUTH ASIA GATEWAY TERMINALS South Asia Gateway Terminals (SAGT), the first public private partnership container terminal
Colombo Logistics Terminal (Private) Limited Reliable Leaders Colombo Logistics Terminals (Pvt) Ltd stands as a premier partner for efficient and integrated container management solutions,
By: Staff Writer March 10, Colombo (LNW): The Sri Lankan government has designated the Eastern Container Terminal (ECT) at Colombo Port as a special project, following approval
The state-of-the-art container terminal located at the Port of Colombo will increase the port''s current capacity by 3.2 Million TEUs to handle multiple ultra-mega vessels
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