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Sri Lanka Ports Authority and Customs Collaborate on Vehicle Import Logistics

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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The Sri Lanka Ports Authority and Sri Lanka Customs are collaborating on industry matters within Sri Lanka. Hambantota International Port handled 167,569 vehicles between March 2025 and September 2026, supporting vehicle importers amid rising demand and market disruptions. The Vehicle Importers’ Association of Lanka recognized the Hambantota International Port Group for its operational flexibility and assistance in addressing importer challenges.

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The collaboration aims to ensure the efficient movement of vehicles through the Port while easing the financial burden on importers during exceptional market conditions. The Vehicle Importers’ Association of Lanka works with both Sri Lanka Customs and the Sri Lanka Ports Authority to advocate for industry-related policy changes.

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Who's involved

  • Sri Lanka Ports AuthorityCollaborates with Sri Lanka Customs on industry matters and operates Hambantota International Port.
  • Sri Lanka CustomsCollaborates with the Sri Lanka Ports Authority on industry matters and regulates trade in Sri Lanka.

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