Bangladesh Logistics Costs Drop with MSC Inland Waterway Plan

Bangladesh Logistics Costs Drop with MSC Inland Waterway Plan

MEDLOG, a subsidiary of MSC, has taken over operations at the Pangaon Inland Container Terminal (PICT) in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and significantly reduced inland barge freight rates. This marks a major transformation for Bangladesh's logistics sector. The initiative aims to alleviate pressure on road freight, reduce carbon emissions, and improve overall supply chain efficiency by developing inland waterway transportation. This will contribute to building an efficient and sustainable logistics system in Bangladesh.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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