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<h1>India Regulates Inland Container Depots and Freight Stations to Boost Trade, Reduce Port Congestion, and Streamline Customs.</h1> The establishment and regulation of Inland Container Depots (ICDs) and Container Freight Stations (CFSs) in India, driven by increased international trade and the need to alleviate port congestion. ICDs and CFSs serve as dry ports, facilitating customs clearance and storage of goods. An Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) evaluates proposals for new ICDs/CFSs based on feasibility, land requirements, design, and equipment standards. The approval process involves multiple steps, including feasibility studies and infrastructure development within specified timelines. Customs officers are posted at these facilities on a cost recovery basis, with staffing adjusted according to trade volume.