India finalizes SOLAS guidelines, changes tolerance limit

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India finalizes SOLAS guidelines, changes tolerance limit

India Special Correspondent | May 11, 2016 8:19AM EDT
India shippers will have more leeway on the tolerance level of variation for container weights, and one decision of the Directorate General of Shipping could impact shippers.
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