Ghanaian traders and freight forwarders oppose planned cargo tracking policy

A coalition of concerned importers, exporters, traders, and freight forwarders in Ghana is urging the government to suspend its plans to implement the Electronic Cargo Tracking Note and Shipment Processing Note (ECTN/SPN) system.

6 Apr, 08:27 — 6 Apr, 08:27

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Traders, Freight forwarders push back against planned cargo tracking policy

The Coalition of Concerned Importers, Exporters, Traders and Freight Forwarders has urged the government to suspend all steps toward implementing the Electronic Cargo Tracking Note and Shipment Processing Note (ECTN/SPN) system in Ghana.

By Ernest Arhinful

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