India designates its first four ‘mega ports,’ including Adani’s Mundra
The Economic Times reports that the new status is valid for five years and is based on cargo-handling thresholds for bulk and container ports.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that India’s central government has designated Deendayal (Kandla), Jawaharlal Nehru (Nhava Sheva), Paradip and Adani Group’s Mundra as the country’s first ‘mega ports.’ The five-year status is based on cargo-handling thresholds of 150 million metric tonnes annually for bulk ports or 7.5 million TEUs (20-foot-equivalent units) for container ports.
India designates its first four ‘mega ports,’ including Adani’s Mundra
The Economic Times reports that the new status is valid for five years and is based on cargo-handling thresholds for bulk and container ports.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that India’s central government has designated Deendayal (Kandla), Jawaharlal Nehru (Nhava Sheva), Paradip and Adani Group’s Mundra as the country’s first ‘mega ports.’ The five-year status is based on cargo-handling thresholds of 150 million metric tonnes annually for bulk ports or 7.5 million TEUs (20-foot-equivalent units) for container ports.