Economy & business · PoliticsUpdated 17 Oct, 12:20 pm

Exporters push back against separate freight charges

From Daily Mirror · 17 Oct, 12:20 pm

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Sri Lanka’s exporters have urged the government to preserve the existing freight pricing safeguards, warning that a return to separate terminal handling charges (THC) would burden trade with additional costs and expose the consumers to higher prices.

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