JAAF calls for evidence before Colombo Port charging rules are changed
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Daily Mirror reports that the Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF) has urged authorities to examine a reported estimate of annual foreign-exchange losses exceeding US$50 million linked to Colombo Port’s charging arrangements.
Daily Mirror reports that JAAF wants this assessment completed before officials alter the applicable rules. The report gives no further information about the proposed changes, the source of the estimate, an authority response or any timetable.
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