KLANG: A slew of financial incentives have been put in place to assist logistics players at Port Klang who are recovering from the situation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Port Klang Authority introduced a RM17.23mil financial incentive package, among others, to assist the port community and to enhance trade.
"A 20% discount on port dues to shipping lines from July to December 2020 amounting to RM2.54mil," he told a press conference at the PKFZ office here after his official visit to Port Klang on Thursday . He said PKA has approved the incentives and initiatives to alleviate the financial burden of the industry players in Port Klang.
"This initiative will enable importers and exporters to use the terminals yards for cargo storage if there is insufficient storage at their premises without any charges incurred for the duration of the free storage period.
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