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Export-Import Challenges

March 10, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Middle East Conflict Drains Millions From Sri Lanka’s Tea Exports Each Week

Sri Lanka’s tea export sector is losing between US$10 million and US$15 million each week due to the ongoing military situation in the Middle East involving Iran, according to the Tea Exporters

Business/News

Chaos and Cargo Disruptions Rise in Indian Ports

India’s major west coast ports, particularly Mundra Port, are facing a growing crisis as container flows are severely impacted by extreme weather and lingering capacity challenges. Torrential rain and flooding have compounded the issue, causing significant delays and bottlenecks in

September 3, 2024

Middle East Conflict Drains Millions From Sri Lanka’s Tea Exports Each Week

March 10, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s tea export sector is losing between US$10 million and US$15 million each week due to the ongoing military situation in the Middle East involving Iran, according to the Tea Exporters

More

Chaos and Cargo Disruptions Rise in Indian Ports

September 3, 2024
Business/News

India’s major west coast ports, particularly Mundra Port, are facing a growing crisis as container flows are severely impacted by extreme weather and lingering capacity challenges. Torrential rain and flooding have compounded

More

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