India seeks export relief amid container crunch and inland freight surge
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India's Directorate General of Foreign Trade is consulting with exporters to develop targeted relief measures addressing elevated inland freight costs and container availability constraints.
The disruptions stem from maritime trade interruptions related to the West Asia crisis, compounding logistics pressures on the export sector.
The DGFT is gathering industry feedback to design eligibility criteria and implementation mechanisms for proposed support programs.
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