You get up one morning and it does not feel like any other day…. you say ‘I have a gut-feeling that this is going to be a bad day’. Lo presto! The day turns out bad — Either your car has a puncture or you are stuck in a huge traffic jam, you miss an […]
Understanding the Incoterms and the Indian regulations is necessary before seeking/grating cargo insurance covers in India on behalf of overseas sellers.
Happy New Year readers! My first post of the year 2021 or rather the new decade. Battered economies all round due to the Covid-19 pandemic, some semblance of recovery & green-shoots of hope with different vaccines on the verge of approval and mass use makes 2021, a year of Hope.Among the worst-hit industries is the
Dosa – the traditional South Indian dish, a pancake made from a batter of rice and urad dal but no eggs. Enjoyed with chutney and sambar as accompaniments, eating it is pure bliss. Breakfast, lunch or dinner, dosas with accompaniments would fit the bill. Starting from the humble plain or dada dosa to the traditional,
Extreme weather is not the sole reason for container stack collapses on-deck & containers falling overboard. Most of it is man-made.
A comparison of ICC-A 2009 & the American Institute Cargo clauses 2004 All Risks
Do countries have the wherewithal for distribution of the Covid vaccines as and when they come?
Is there a need to re-look the classification of cargo under IMDG Code?
Does the value of a container coming into India attract customs duty?
