- Terminal Storage Concessions to CICT Customers due to Covid-19 (30 April 2020)
- Terminal Storage Concessions due to Covid-19 (30 April 2020)
- Special Notice - SLPA (30 April 2020)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2018 - 2019 (24th July 2019)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2017 - 2018 (12th August 2018)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2016 - 2017 (12th June 2017)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2015 - 2016 (23rd June 2016)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2014 - 2015 (20th July 2015)
- Sri Lanka Shippers Council, recently met the Minister of Finance Honorable Mr. Ravi Karunanayake to discuss the Industry Issues (28th April 2015)
- The Executive Committee of the Sri Lanka Shippers' Council recently met with the newly appointed Chairman of the Sri Lanka Ports Authority (21st April 2015)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2013 - 2014 (08th July 2014)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2012 - 2013 (20th June 2013)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2011 - 2012 (06th September 2012)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2009 - 2010
- Ports and airports affected by extreme weather
- Shipper’s - Read and Act with care - Rates Increasing
- ASC meeting ideal for shipping industry
- EU shippers to assist Asia counter cartelisation of shipping lines
- Sri Lanka Asian shippers meet mounts liner challenge (15th August 2009)
- Annual Meeting Huge Boost to the Country
- No anti competition laws in Sri Lanka.
- Press Release - Fifth Annual Meeting (14th August 2009)
- Fifth Annual Meeting of the Asian Shippers Council (13th August 2009)
- Integrators increase prices as the cost of carrying air goes up (06th May 2009)
- Press Statement from HongKong Shippers Council (22nd April 2009)
- Shipping hit by global downturn (07th January 2009)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2008 - 2009
- Riding on the crest of maritime reform (22nd October 2008)
- Liner shipping vs EU - again (22nd October 2008)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2007 - 2008
- Across the Strait Shippers Alliance 3rd AGM (31st July 2007)
- Sri Lanka port plans four feeder berths to ease traffic
- Sri Lanka risks losing transshipment hub status, expert warns (28th June 2007)
- Sri Lanka national line to buy cargo ship (28th June 2007)
- 18 Carriers were heavily fined by MOC (07th June 2007)
- Shipping Lines prefer Indian ports to Colombo
- THC – ten years of discussions, yet inconclusive (04th June 2007)
- Asian countries fight iniquitous (14th May 2007)
- Letter to Competition Commission of India by Western India Shippers Association (09th May 2007)
- Asian shippers praise THC veto (07th May 2007)
- China rejects 4 container conferences' THC hikes It imposes penalties on 2 of them - IRSA and ISSA - for breaching rules (07th May 2007)
- ASC Rallies Behind South China Shippers in Opposing THC (04th May 2007)
- PRC MOC disapproves South China THC increases,says liners in violation of Decree 10 (03rd May 2007)
- Asian shippers protest liners' THC hike Formal complaint lodged with Beijing which sees THCs as anti-competitive (24th April 2007)
- South China Shippers Reject Proposed THC Increase (17th April 2007)
- The Issue of Increasing THC Level in South China (April 2007)
- MOC's Opinion on Handling the Issue of Increasing THC Level in South China by the Liner Agreements (March 2007)
- Annual Report & Accounts 2005 - 2006
- 28th Annual General Meeting and the 2nd Annual Meeting of the Asian Shippers’ Council (27th September 2005)
- 28th Annual General Meeting and 2nd Annual Meeting - Action Programme (27th September 2005)
- Joint declaration of the 2005 (TSM) (17th September 2005)
- Press Release - Association of Shippers Councils of Bangladesh India Pakistan and Sri Lanka 29th July 2005
- US Customs Container Security Initiative
- Annual Report & Accounts 2004 - 2005
- Federation of ASEAN Shippers Councils 27th Annual General Meeting (12th September 2004)
- Compliance with International Ship & Port Facility Security Code (ISPS) (23rd June 2004)
- THC no-show upsets shippers' councils
- Merchant Shipping Notice (11th June 2004)
- Latest THC breakdown ‘vague’ (31st May 2004)
- 15th Annual General Meeting of ASCOBIPS (20th May 2004)
- Meeting with Intra-Asia Discussion Agreement (27th April 2004)
- FASC chief Lu pessimistic about upcoming talks with carriers (23rd April 2004)
- Asian shippers see red at lines with ‘attitude’ on THC debate
- More News on Thc
- THCs charged at both ends often exceed freight rates (23rd April 2004)
- DHS Secretary Ridge on Homeland Security Budget (25th March 2004)
- China ministries at loggerheads over THCs
- Principles of Maritime Transport Policy
- Homeland Security Announces Cargo Security Final Rules (January 2004)
Terminal Storage Concessions to CICT Customers due to Covid-19
30th April 2020
The following is a summary of terminal storage concession arrangements applicable from 16th March to 07th May (both days inclusive).
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Storage at the basic rate level is applicable:
Containers of all cargo* types: 14th April to 07th May (31 days)
Note: * electricity/power charges apply as per tariff -
Non-billable days (free):
General/hazardous/Reefer* container: 16th March to 13th April (29 days) Unaccompanied Personal Baggage (UPB): 16th March to 20th April (36 days) MCC: 16th March to 30th April (46 days)
Note: * electricity/power charges apply as per tariff - Standard Terminal Storage tariff is applicable from 8th May onwards.
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Online deposits We understand the hassle you are facing and have launched the following to sort your payments and documentation:
- Check your dues online from our eZport System which is available on www.cict.lk/ezport.php
- Pay by a bank deposit / online transfer via HNB, Standard Chartered Bank and HSBC. For more details refer: www.cict.lk/cash-deposit
- Electronic document release
Clearing & Handling Agents (CHA) lodge your clearance documents online at [email protected] to receive e-Delivery Advice (e-DA) in quick time.
CICT Customer Service hotlines: 0112 666 865 / 0113 300 109
Doc. Centre in Charge:
Ajantha Ravinath
Landline 0112 666 864
Mobile: 076 666 6901
Email: [email protected]
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