DP World opens warehousing facility for Mondelez India in Kochi

DP World opens warehousing facility for Mondelez India in Kochi

5 months ago
DP World inaugurated a warehousing facility in Kochi for Mondelez India, enhancing the multinational’s supply chain and distribution in Kerala. The facility offers over 4,000 pallet positions for both dry goods and ambient storage. This integrated solution streamlines operations, reduces lead times, and ensures consistent service quality, strengthening DP World’s warehousing network across India.
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Cabinet approves Rs 69,725 crore package to transform India’s shipbuilding, maritime sector

6 months ago
The Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved a Rs 69,725 crore package. This package aims to revitalize India’s shipbuilding and maritime sector. It is a comprehensive strategy built on four pillars. The initiative spans ten years. It includes the Shipbuilding Development Scheme with a significant budgetary allocation.
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Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders signs MoU with TN govt to develop greenfield shipyard on the eastern coast

6 months ago
Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) and Guidance Tamil Nadu have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to investigate the possibility of building a cutting-edge greenfield shipyard on India’s eastern coast. The agreement was formalized on September 19 during a ceremony organized by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) in Bhavnagar, Gujarat.
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PM Modi flags ₹6 lakh cr shipping bill outflow that equals defence spend, calls for Atmanirbhar push

6 months ago
Prime Minister Modi highlighted India’s significant annual expenditure of ₹6 lakh crore to foreign companies for shipping, nearly equivalent to the country’s defense budget. He attributed this dependence to the Congress governments’ neglect of domestic shipbuilding, hindering India’s potential. Modi emphasized the need for self-reliance in the shipping sector to bolster economic sovereignty and realize […]
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Trump’s tariffs roil trade: Container freight rates set to stay weak through FY25

6 months ago
Container freight rates are projected to remain low due to global trade uncertainties caused by US tariffs. Exporters accelerated shipments to the US before tariff deadlines, leading to an 18% increase in exports during April-August 2025. Oversupply of capacity and weakening global demand are expected to further depress sea freight rates, impacting smaller exporters significantly.
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