India Port Capacity Up 22% But Logistics Bottlenecks Persist
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India's port system has expanded cargo handling capacity by 22%, signaling infrastructure investment and improved throughput.
However, persistent logistics bottlenecks suggest that capacity expansion alone does not resolve upstream and downstream supply chain inefficiencies.
For supply chain professionals, this signals that while port gateways are improving, complementary improvements in inland transport, warehousing, and last-mile networks remain critical constraints.
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