Mumbai: Container throughput at major ports in India for April to December 2010 increased 11% comparing with the last same fiscal period in 2009, the Indian Ports Association(IPA) said on 5 January.
Total volume for the first three quarters of fiscal 2010-2011 was estimated at 5.59m teu, up from 5.04m teu a year earlier. Containers handled by the country's largest container port, Jawaharlal Nehru, grew 7% to 3.2m teu from 3m teu.
Indian Shipping Ministry estimated the major ports are unlikely to reach the overall throughput target of 600m tons for 2010-2011 ending March 31. [06/01/11]
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