Iman SaleemAn ongoing ‘shipping crisis’ — the result of #COVID19 disruptions — is becoming a growing challenge for Sri Lankan exporters. With skyrocketing freight rates and limited ship space, lower-value Sri Lankan products stand to lose market access if the industry doesn’t recover soon.
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