Importers of other goods forced to pay high demurrages
A slowdown in handling sugar imports by the Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has led to delay in offloading goods by other sectors at Port Qasim, inflicting huge demurrage costs.
Sources told The Express Tribune that Port Qasim had the capacity to offload 4,500 metric tons of sugar but it was not being fully utilised, which delayed the unloading of other goods.
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