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1 September 2026

More disruption at Mundra Port as operators refuse to move boxes

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More disruption at Mundra Port as operators refuse to move boxes

Empty-container depot owners, enraged by new regulations by Adani Ports at Mundra, have won the backing of other inland service providers, adding another layer of potential supply chain shocks at India’s leading container gateway. Depot owners around the private harbour have suspended operations in a pushback against the Adani directives, withdrawing the allotment of “empty yard codes” that enable container lines to move empty boxes to yards of their choice outside ... The post More disruption at Mundra Port as operators refuse to move boxes appeared first on The Loadstar .

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