Seven in ten Sri Lankan exporters already sell online, but paperwork and slow delivery hold them back: Survey
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Sri Lankan exporters are taking to online selling faster than the country's trade systems are keeping up. A new survey shows seven in ten already use e-commerce, but many are still tangled in paperwork, slow deliveries and high costs. The f...
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- —Sri Lankan exporters are taking to online selling faster than the country's trade systems are keeping up.
- —A new survey shows seven in ten already use e-commerce, but many are still tangled in paperwork, slow deliveries and high costs.
- —The findings are in "E-commerce and international trade in Sri Lanka: Findings from a survey of [].
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