Friday, May 25, 2012
Thursday, May 24, 2012
The Cargo Committee agreed to the following:
•Inviting the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) to future Committee meetings to discuss issues of mutual concern
•Endorsement of the Cargo Agency modernization project recognizing the key role played by freight forwarders
•Making the Cargo 2000 Master Operating Plan an open-source global quality benchmark
•Investigate ...a data exchange programme for members to record dangerous goods incidents, to encourage greater safety vigilance
•Achieving the 100% e-Air Waybill (e-AWB) adoption target by 2014
•Urge civil aviation authorities to establish stakeholder programs similar to those established in Singapore, Hong Kong and Amsterdam, to accelerate e-freight adoption
•Pursue with regulators a harmonized security framework that is mutually recognized
•Inviting the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) to future Committee meetings to discuss issues of mutual concern
•Endorsement of the Cargo Agency modernization project recognizing the key role played by freight forwarders
•Making the Cargo 2000 Master Operating Plan an open-source global quality benchmark
•Investigate ...a data exchange programme for members to record dangerous goods incidents, to encourage greater safety vigilance
•Achieving the 100% e-Air Waybill (e-AWB) adoption target by 2014
•Urge civil aviation authorities to establish stakeholder programs similar to those established in Singapore, Hong Kong and Amsterdam, to accelerate e-freight adoption
•Pursue with regulators a harmonized security framework that is mutually recognized
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
JN Port handles record 65.75 million tonnes, 4.32 million TEUs in 2011-12
In the customary meeting with Port customers and other stakeholders/agencies after the completion of the financial year, Mr L. Radhakrishnan, Chairman of Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), announced that the Port handled 65.75 million tonnes of total cargo during the financial year 2011-12, an all-time record. Of this..., containerised cargo was 58.25 million tonnes and liquid cargo 6.66 million tonnes, with the remaining 0.84 million tonnes made up of dry bulk and break-bulk.
The Port handled 4.32 million TEUs of container traffic during 2011-12, surpassing the previous highest of 4.27 million TEUs in 2010-11. Of this, the share of JNPCT was 1.03 million TEUs, DP World Nhava Sheva (NSICT) 1.40 million TEUs and APM Terminals Mumbai (GTI) 1.89 million TEUs. JN Port remains the largest among the Major Ports in India in container handling, with a market share of 55.63 per cent.
Some of the highlights of fiscal 2011-12:
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JNPT’s own terminal, JNPCT, increased its throughput by 19.72 per cent over last year in terms of tonnage and 17.3 per cent in terms of TEUs. NSICT's throughput fell by 8.8 per cent in terms of TEUs compared to last year.
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The total traffic of 65.75 million tonnes and container traffic of 4.32 million TEUs are the highest since the inception of the Port.
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JNP Container Terminal crossed more than 1 million TEUs/14.53 million tonnes—a growth of 19.72 per cent year-on-year.
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The container traffic of 1.89 million TEUs handled at APM Terminals Mumbai is also the highest since the inception of the terminal. The previous highest was 1.86 million TEUs in 2010-11.
Addressing the gathering, Mr Radhakrishnan said that the Port management was taking steps to develop additional capacity to match the demand from the trade, by developing the 4th container terminal of 4.8 million TEUs capacity as well as the 330-m quay extension of 0.8 million TEUs capacity. The second phase dredging project for deepening the channel up to 17 m, to accommodate new generation vessels, was being prepared jointly by TCE and Ernst & Young; an SEZ spread over 267 ha was being developed for first phase of land development; the proposal for the 5th mega container terminal at Nhava, of additional 10 million TEUs capacity, was being designed by Scott Wilson; and additional liquid handling capacity of around four times was being designed by L&T Ramboll, he added.
Additional bulk/break-bulk berths with modern facilities, captive berths, logistics parks and green initiatives for non-conventional energy and water conservation were some of the other projects in the pipeline, he said.
The Chairman expressed his gratitude for the support from Port customers, terminal operators, employees, the trade and other stakeholders towards the success of JN Port.
The Deputy Chairman, Mr N. N. Kumar, in his concluding remarks, specially thanked the CISF for providing excellent security and credited the record achievement to the dynamic leadership of Mr Radhakrishnan. Among those present on the occasion were Capt. Alpesh Sharma, CEO, DP World Nhava Sheva and Mr Pradeep Agarwal, CEO, APM Terminals Mumbai.
In the customary meeting with Port customers and other stakeholders/agencies after the completion of the financial year, Mr L. Radhakrishnan, Chairman of Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), announced that the Port handled 65.75 million tonnes of total cargo during the financial year 2011-12, an all-time record. Of this..., containerised cargo was 58.25 million tonnes and liquid cargo 6.66 million tonnes, with the remaining 0.84 million tonnes made up of dry bulk and break-bulk.
The Port handled 4.32 million TEUs of container traffic during 2011-12, surpassing the previous highest of 4.27 million TEUs in 2010-11. Of this, the share of JNPCT was 1.03 million TEUs, DP World Nhava Sheva (NSICT) 1.40 million TEUs and APM Terminals Mumbai (GTI) 1.89 million TEUs. JN Port remains the largest among the Major Ports in India in container handling, with a market share of 55.63 per cent.
Some of the highlights of fiscal 2011-12:
•
JNPT’s own terminal, JNPCT, increased its throughput by 19.72 per cent over last year in terms of tonnage and 17.3 per cent in terms of TEUs. NSICT's throughput fell by 8.8 per cent in terms of TEUs compared to last year.
•
The total traffic of 65.75 million tonnes and container traffic of 4.32 million TEUs are the highest since the inception of the Port.
•
JNP Container Terminal crossed more than 1 million TEUs/14.53 million tonnes—a growth of 19.72 per cent year-on-year.
•
The container traffic of 1.89 million TEUs handled at APM Terminals Mumbai is also the highest since the inception of the terminal. The previous highest was 1.86 million TEUs in 2010-11.
Addressing the gathering, Mr Radhakrishnan said that the Port management was taking steps to develop additional capacity to match the demand from the trade, by developing the 4th container terminal of 4.8 million TEUs capacity as well as the 330-m quay extension of 0.8 million TEUs capacity. The second phase dredging project for deepening the channel up to 17 m, to accommodate new generation vessels, was being prepared jointly by TCE and Ernst & Young; an SEZ spread over 267 ha was being developed for first phase of land development; the proposal for the 5th mega container terminal at Nhava, of additional 10 million TEUs capacity, was being designed by Scott Wilson; and additional liquid handling capacity of around four times was being designed by L&T Ramboll, he added.
Additional bulk/break-bulk berths with modern facilities, captive berths, logistics parks and green initiatives for non-conventional energy and water conservation were some of the other projects in the pipeline, he said.
The Chairman expressed his gratitude for the support from Port customers, terminal operators, employees, the trade and other stakeholders towards the success of JN Port.
The Deputy Chairman, Mr N. N. Kumar, in his concluding remarks, specially thanked the CISF for providing excellent security and credited the record achievement to the dynamic leadership of Mr Radhakrishnan. Among those present on the occasion were Capt. Alpesh Sharma, CEO, DP World Nhava Sheva and Mr Pradeep Agarwal, CEO, APM Terminals Mumbai.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
R K Freight Forwarders has built and maintained a strong partnership with the world's premier air carriers. Our confirmed space allocations guarantee you flexibility in routing. We offer regularly scheduled consolidation, deferred and expedited services. Our experienced personnel will provide you with accurate detailed documentation from start to finish. As your single carrier, you have one point of contact for all aspects of your shipment and full accountability from us.
Advantages Of Our Air Operations are
• Confirmed space allocation with the airlines
• Regularly scheduled consolidations
• Expedited, next flight out and deferred services
• Extended operating hours
• Same day service and weekend operation as required
Advantages Of Our Air Operations are
• Confirmed space allocation with the airlines
• Regularly scheduled consolidations
• Expedited, next flight out and deferred services
• Extended operating hours
• Same day service and weekend operation as required
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
With R K FREIGHT FORWARDERS 'S Door-to-Door Service, the shipment is handled from the shipper's warehouse or door, all the way to the recipient's location. We arrange customs clearance at destinations and delivery. Customs Duties, Tariffs and/or Taxes at destination is based on the commercial value of the shipment and is payable by the consignee or receiving party. All consignments are handled on a next-available-flight-out basis to ensure expedited delivery.
Friday, July 31, 2009
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Established in 1985, Mega Shipping and Forwarding offers a wide range of air and ocean transportation, consolidation and related services to and from United States and Canada and other major destinations around the world and mainly from Turkey, Spain, Italy, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China, Vietnam, Egypt, Jordan, South Africa, Brazil, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Afghanistan and Iraq.
Mega was formed on the premise of giving excellent, personalized service to all clients, regardless of the size of the cargo. This philosophy has allowed Mega to grow operations across the country and expend our network to provide services for more destinations worldwide. Today with the help of a team of highly motivated, experienced personnel who are committed to providing a superior level of service, the company is well positioned for continued growth to meet our customers’ requirements. We always encourage customer feedback so that we may cater to your needs.
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An extensive international network that offers seamless movement of cargo from point of origin to its final destination supports Aqua Logistics Global Logistics Management services. Aqua Logistics has the experience and the expertise to optimally manage your logistics requirements with global coverage and multi-modal capabilities.
Whether your goals relate to improvement of your international supply chain or your challenge is to get your product to the market ahead of your competition, Aqua Logistics have the expertise to provide just the right international logistics and freight solutions for you.
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