Maldives Ports Ltd. (MPL) has launched a Sea-to-Air Cargo Transhipment Service combining sea and air transport, with tariffs of US$605.68 for a standard 20-foot container and US$752.51 for a standard 40-foot container. The venture was announced at a press briefing by MPL Chief Executive Officer Mohamed Wajeeh Ibrahim, who said MPL is negotiating with several airlines to broaden the service's reach.
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The company will levy a charge of US$ 605.68 for a standard 20-foot container and US$ 752.51 for a standard 40-foot container as the sea-to-air international transhipment charge.
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The company will levy a charge of US$ 605.68 for a standard 20-foot container and US$ 752.51 for a standard 40-foot container as the sea-to-air international transhipment charge.
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The initiation of this re-exporting venture was recently announced at a press briefing by MPL's Chief Executive Officer, Mohamed Wajeeh Ibrahim.
Word for word from the report in Maldives Republic. Open the report
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