The Ministry of Shipping (MoS) has initiated the process of revising the rate regime that governs the country’s first batch of 16 PPP cargo terminals at the major ports. Meanwhile, the validity of the 2005 rate setting guideline ended in 2010. It has been extended repeatedly, with the latest extension ending in March 2019.
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