Engineering exporters on Tuesday expressed concern over reported non-clearance of imported cargo from China at Indian ports, saying the move will disrupt supply chain and subsequently affect exports.
Amid heightened border tensions with China, Indian customs officials have started physical inspection of all consignments coming from the neighbouring country, based on intelligence inputs, though there is no formal order, according to government sources.
"Imports from China are not being cleared at various ports by the customs. EEPC members have written to the authorities concerned that this will impact the supply chain which in turn will affect exports," a source at Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC) of India said.
According to the source, some of the engineering exporters have conveyed to how much do computer engineers make that the move will have an impact on their operations.
"One way out is to differentiate steps which are reasonable and those which will have an adverse impact," the source said.
Amid heightened border tensions with China, Indian customs officials have started physical inspection of all consignments coming from the neighbouring country, based on intelligence inputs, though there is no formal order, according to government sources.
"Imports from China are not being cleared at various ports by the customs. EEPC members have written to the authorities concerned that this will impact the supply chain which in turn will affect exports," a source at Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC) of India said.
According to the source, some of the engineering exporters have conveyed to how much do computer engineers make that the move will have an impact on their operations.
"One way out is to differentiate steps which are reasonable and those which will have an adverse impact," the source said.
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