Sri Lanka receives agro waste from Ukraine instead of coriander

Sri Lanka Customs today discovered a consignment of agricultural plant waste that has been sent to the Port of Colombo from Ukraine instead of an order of a coriander stock worth Rs. 70 million

Dec 25, 2020
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Sri Lanka Customs today discovered a consignment of agricultural plant waste that has been sent to the Port of Colombo from Ukraine instead of an order of a coriander stock worth Rs. 70 million.

The Customs Media Spokesman, Additional Director General of Customs Sunil Jayaratne said a team of officers from the Consumer Protection Division of the Sri Lanka Customs has found the containers at the port today (24).

A group of eight Sri Lankan importers in the Pettah area has placed the order to buy a coriander stock worth over Rs. 70 million from Agronica Trade Company of Ukraine, one of the largest agro crops producer and exporter in Ukraine.


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