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First-hand and real time information on the status of container storage in ports and private off-dock yards will provide shippers and customs brokers the power to properly and effectively manage imported goods that eventually lower the logistics cost. This was emphasized by the Philippine Ports Au

Eight off-terminal and off-dock container storage facility operators in the Philippines are urging President Marcos to scrap the implementation of the Trusted Operator Program-Container Registry Monitoring System (TOP-CRMS) and the Empty Container Storage Shared Service Facility (ECSSSF). The TOP

Container yard operators: PPA intends to take over business

Association of International Shipping Lines (AISL), the country’s largest group of shipping lines and operators, said other countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Thailand, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, among others requires container deposit. AISL President Patrick Ronas pointed this out in a stat

The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is eyeing the pilot testing of the digital registration and monitoring of container vans at the two international ports in Manila once it is given a go signal to start. PPA General Manager Jay Daniel Santiago said the pilot testing of the Trusted Operator Progr

Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) General Manager Jay Daniel Santiago accused business groups opposing the digital registration and monitoring of container vans of deliberately spreading false information to stall and eventually revoke its implementation. The Trusted Operator Program – Container Re

A group of Filipino customs brokers disputed the claim of the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) that its multi-million-peso container monitoring and registry program could bring down the logistics and shipment costs being paid by stakeholders. File photo: Philippine Ports Authority / PPA PPA

Government authorities credit much the military’s succeeding to reduce the communist ranks in the countryside to the “whole of government” approach.

Importers paid at least P33 billion in container deposits to shipping lines last year, but this could go down by 95 percent under the digital system for cargo monitoring proposed by the Philippine Ports Authority.

The implementation of the digital registration and monitoring of container vans will result in savings of up to 84 percent of logistical expenses being paid by importers, shippers, truckers and customs brokers, data from the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) revealed. Citing the 2022 data of conta