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Green Marine

September 1, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Port to cut vessel charges by half

The Kochi Port will soon offer 50 per cent concession in vessel-related charges to mainline ships. A meeting of the Board of Trustees decided this on Wednesday, said Chairman of Cochin Port Trust N. Ramachandran here on Thursday. He was speaking at a workshop on evolving an export strategy for the S

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The Kochi Port will soon offer 50 per cent concession in vessel-related charges to mainline ships.

A meeting of the Board of Trustees decided this on Wednesday, said Chairman of Cochin Port Trust N. Ramachandran here on Thursday.

He was speaking at a workshop on evolving an export strategy for the State organised by the Kerala State Export Trade Development Council.

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