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What ACT does.

ACT (Association of Container Transporters) was founded 30 years prior to the current depiction and has endeavored to improve standards in the container transport business in Sri Lanka. The firm manages various ship and port types, specifically in the area of container transportation. It offers no explicit information on services or products, brands or manufacturers, certificates or classes, but it refers to a 30-year history of support and improvement in this sector. The main address of the firm is Office #102 / 16, Station Road, Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.

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