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Despite several media articles in the recent weeks regarding practical issues faced by the shipping industry as a result of the currency crisis, shipping lines continue their regular services to the Port of Colombo, industry body CASA confirmed yesterday....
The Ceylon Association of Shipping Agents (CASA) recently paid a visit to the project office of the proposed Colombo West International terminal (CWIT) in the Port of Colombo. ...
The Ceylon Association of Shipping Agents (CASA) today donated 100 bicycles to the Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA) for the use of port users to achieve the goal of turning the Port of Colombo into a green port....
The Colombo Port’s terminal operators along with shipping lines’ agents yesterday reassured global customers that it is business as usual in the South Asian hub despite the ongoing economic and political crisis and social unrest....
The escalation of pirate attacks in the Somalia straits along the coast of Somalia into the Gulf of Aden, saw the birth of maritime security in this region....
In response to the Daily FT article last week on some reservations expressed by shipping lines over the Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA) requirement of payments in dollars from 1 June, the Ceylon Association of Shipping Agents has issued the following statement....
The shipping industry has always been a resilient one, no matter what obstacles challenge the industry; it has steered its way through the trials and made the most of every situation. Being part of this resilient industry, YoungShip Sri Lanka which entered its ninth year...
Pursuant to discussions Ceylon Association of Shipping Agents (CASA) had with Additional Secretary of Defence Saman Dissanayake with a view to introducing and streamlining the electronic approval process for dangerous cargo (explosive nature) through the ports of Sri Lanka, in keeping with the Government policy...
The Ceylon Association of Shipping Agents (CASA) in a statement has expressed its deep concern about the current economic situation in the country and its direct impact on the shipping industry. ...
The Ministry of Health has published the new health guidelines that became effective from 1 March clearly stating the arrival procedure travellers should follow based on their COVID-19 vaccination category (fully, partially or non) to enter the country from air and seaports. This document clearly...