The Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders (GIFF), has urged government to review aspects of the current law pertaining to fees charged at the ports as a result of delays in the clearance of goods to reduce cost.
Mr Edward Tetteh-Owusu Akrong, the President of (GIFF), who made the call, said the Legislative Instrument (LI 1315), 1985, which instituted such charges like the interest charge and state warehouse rent, in its current state, was outdated and served as an impediment to the growth of the industry.
