Goa continues to lag behind in logistics, ranked as aspirer in commerce ministrys LEADS report

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Poor , the lack of a grievance redressal mechanism, and erratic power supply saw Goa faring badly in the fourth LEADS (Logistics Ease Across Different States) 2022 report on Thursday. In the report released by theCommerceand Industry ministerPiyush Goyal, Goa has been placed the last category along with 15 other states and union territories.

Among the nine coastal states Goa has been graded as an aspirer along with West Bengal.

The state has scored below Average across all the indicators related to quality of infrastructure. As

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per primary interactions, Warehousing and terminal infrastructure needs improvement. The state has been rated below average on all other indicators related to reliability of logistics Services. Similarly, the state has also scored below average with regards to all the operating and Environment indicators.

TheLogistics Divisionof theMinistry of Commerce and Industryworked on the report along with Ernst & Young LLP.