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(7 articles)Bangladesh Inland Cargo Sector Pursues Digital Modernization
Bangladesh's inland bulk cargo sector faces significant structural challenges that are hindering operational efficiency and competitiveness. The sector is now actively pursuing a comprehensive digital
Waterway Decline Forces Supply Chain Rethink Beyond Dredging
Bangladesh faces a critical waterway capacity challenge that extends far beyond seasonal dredging maintenance. The decline in inland water transport capacity—driven by siltation, climate factors, and
Chattogram Port Dwell Times Rising Despite Customs Tech Upgrades
Chattogram Port, Bangladesh's primary container gateway, is experiencing rising container dwell times despite ongoing customs digitization initiatives. This contradiction highlights a critical disconn
Heavy Rain & Rough Seas Disrupt Chittagong Port Operations
Chittagong Port, one of South Asia's critical maritime gateways, is experiencing operational disruptions due to heavy rainfall and rough sea conditions. This weather event is limiting the port's abili
Logistics Industry Faces Human Capital Investment Crisis
The logistics industry faces a structural challenge: inadequate investment in human capital relative to operational budgets. The Daily Star's reporting highlights a critical disconnect between the res
Medlog's Low-Cost Barge Model Drives Pangaon Terminal Growth
MSC's Medlog subsidiary has successfully revitalized Bangladesh's previously underutilized Pangaon Inland Container Terminal within five months of taking over operations by deploying a low-cost barge
Bangladesh Opens ICDs to Full Foreign Ownership
Bangladesh has eliminated restrictions on foreign ownership of inland container depots (ICDs) and off-dock facilities, a structural policy shift announced by Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdh