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The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce has raised concern over serious operational challenges affecting cargo movement between Port of Spain and Tobago, warning that the constraints are disrupting supply chains and increasing costs for businesses.
In a media release, the Chamber said it received detailed feedback from members who reported extended delivery times, reduced sailing frequency, 48 to 52 hour truck turnaround cycles, prolonged port waiting periods, higher transportation costs and inadequate handling arrangements for refrigerated cargo.
The Chamber said what was previously a predictable one day supply cycle has expanded into a two to three day logistics cycle.
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