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Company Profile:
Sahyog
Logistics Solutions: Emphasising on import shipments from far-east and south
Asia
Sahyog Logistics Solutions, a one stop solution to all
export, import and supply chain related needs, is a flagship company of
Sahyog Group which has been into the trade of customs clearing, freight
forwarding and related services for more than a decade.
Recently, the company has started handling of export cargo to Bangladesh
through surface transport. The company will also focus more on import cargo,
primarily from far- east and south Asia. “We are now in the process of
deputing overseas agents for sending import cargo to India by availing of
the services provided by our company,” shared Rajeev Sharma, managing
director, Sahyog Group.
“Sahyog Logistics Solutions is to fulfill multiple demands of its clients
most economically, effectively and efficiently,” added Sharma. With this
objective in mind, the company has also launched a recruitment division to
cater to the demand of trained manpower required by the exporters and
importers in India. “There is a mismatch between the demand and supply of
efficient persons for dealing with export/import documents. We primarily
source the candidates from various institutions and offer placement for them
after giving further training without taking any charges. “We do not charge
anything from the candidates,” said Sharma. The placement division is being
run under Sahyog Business Solutions of the Sahyog Group Company.
Commenting on the future plans of the company, Sharma maintained that the
company would venture out for warehousing and distribution logistics
business. “We will launch a warehouse in Greater Noida, tentatively in the
next year, which will be followed by more warehouses in the NCR region,”
said Sharma. Sahyog Logistics’ major clients are from automotive,
engineering and steel sectors.
“Our mission is to take customer's satisfaction level at its pinnacle while
providing them the efficient and effective services in most economical way,”
asserted Sharma. To attain this mission Sahyog has a vision of “Being
innovative and prompt by keeping a close eye on changing requirements of
clients”.
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Major Services
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Consultation services for exporters and
importers
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Procurement of Export Code Certificate (IEC)/Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG)/Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB)/advance license etc. from DGFT
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Air freight forwarding for import/export
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Sea freight forwarding for import/export
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Customs clearance of export and import at
Ahmedabad, Delhi (ICD-TKD, CFS-PPG,IGI Airport), Haryana (ICD-Rewari,
ICD-Gari Harsaru), Jaipur, Kolkata, Mumbai and Mundra
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Insurance for marine and general cargo
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To and fro transportation services for
export/import shipments
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Air India to
resume flights to Australia by operating direct and daily services between Delhi
and Melbourne
In view of the huge demand for direct flight between India and Australia,
Air India has decided to resume its services between Delhi and Melbourne
expectedly from late October or early November this year. Air India will be
resuming services to Australia after a lapse of over a decade. Apart from
increase of passenger traffic, the services will also explore cargo movement
between the two countries. The services will be operated with B-777 aircraft
on a daily basis. Air India will also set up a regional office at Melbourne,
to look after the sales and operations in Australia.
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Des Vertannes takes over
as IATA global head for cargo
Recently, Des Vertannes, an experienced air cargo professional has been
appointed as International Air Transport Association (IATA) global head for
cargo. Vertannes’ four decades experience includes his association with
various airlines. Before the present assignment, he was with Etihad, where
he was executive vice president cargo since April 2007. Prior to that,
Vertannes worked with Gulf Air and Air Canada. Vertannes began his
professional career with British Airways in 1970. He also worked with the
ground handling company, Menzies Aviation.
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DHL to
invest USD 10 million in the Free Trade Warehousing zone in Tamil Nadu
DHL has announced a USD10 million investment by its freight forwarding
division to establish a logistics and warehousing facility in the upcoming
Free Trade Warehousing Zone (FTWZ) in Tamil Nadu. DHL Global Forwarding will
be operating a facility within the FTWZ that offers customers the benefits
of a duty free zone. According to Amadou Diallo, chief executive officer,
South Asia Pacific, DHL Global Forwarding, this will streamline customs
procedures and make trading easier for DHL’s customers in India.
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Blue Dart
launches 'Express Pallet' to offer domestic packaging solution
Blue Dart has
unveiled a packaging solution called 'Express Pallet' for its domestic
customers. According to the Blue Dart sources, Express Pallet is a
weather-resistant, safe, secure and affordable door-to-door packaging
solution and ideal for heavier shipments. It is built to accommodate
shipments ranging from 30kgs to 100kgs. The design and structure allows the
same box to be adjusted into three different sizes with capacities of 50 kgs,
75 kgs and 100 kgs.
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CII organises interactive conference on '3PL Perspectives' on
July 22 in Coimbatore
The Confederation of Indian Industry
Institute of Logistics is organising an interactive conference on 3PL
Perspectives —“Establishing successful 3PL contracts and partnerships”, to
address the growing retail demand of India. The conference will be held on
July 22, 2010 at Hotel Residency, Coimbatore to have better understanding
and synergy. This conference will primarily focus on some key areas related
to supply chain management (SCM) including transforming a supply chain
through innovation - 3PL and SCM Best practices and strategies.
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Apeejay Infralogistics will set up logistics parks in Haldia and
Kalinganagar in 2010
Apeejay Infralogistics, a joint
venture between Apeejay Surrendra Group and Eredene Capital, UK, has
announced that the company is planning to commission the first phase of its
two integrated logistics parks at Haldia (West Bengal) and Kalinganagar (Orissa)
towards the end of this year. The Haldia integrated logistics park is
estimated to cost Rs 2000 million and would be spread over an area of 90
acres while the logistics park in Kalinganagar, would cost Rs 600 million
and cover 30 acres.
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Maersk Line introduces 'Priority Product Upgrade' to facilitate
urgent shipment onboard
Maersk Line has launched an
new upgrade option that enables customers to get urgent cargo on
board a ship and offers a slew of other benefits. Known as ‘Priority Product
Upgrade’, the new service is aimed to help customers who require shipments to
be sent urgently. The Priority Product Upgrade has been introduced on
selected services and planned to be implemented on majority of Maersk Line’s
services during the month of June.
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Seaways offers feeder line connections from New Mangalore Port
Seaways Group, a shipping and
logistics service provider based in Hyderabad, has started feeder service
connecting New Mangalore Port to Colombo, Mundra, Kandla, Kochi and
Tuticorin through its own vessel MV Seaways Volour.
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CMA CGM and Maersk Line jointly launch CIMEX 2 service for India
market
Recently, CMA CGM has joined hands
with Maersk Line to launch the new CIMEX 2 service linking Asia/China to
India. CIMEX 2 will also establish connections with Pakistan. The port
rotation for the proposed service will be: Kwangyang-Busan-Shanghai-Hong
Kong-Da Chan Bay-Tanjumg Pelepas-Colombo-Pipavav-Nhava Sheva-Port Qasim-Port
Klang-Tanjung Pelepas-Singapore-Hong Kong-Kwangyang. The service, to be
operated with six vessels of 5,500 TEUs each, started from Kwangyang on June
13 and the Shanghai call will start on July 8.
The service will connect the inland container depot at Dadri and other
inland destinations in India.
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Ministry of shipping declares Port Blair as a Major Port
Under the Indian Ports Act, 1908, the ministry of shipping, government of
India has declared the Port Blair Port with its territorial jurisdiction
over all ports of Andaman & Nicobar Islands, as a major port from June 1,
2010. As a result, the Port Blair Port becomes the 13th major port of the
country. The other major ports are Kolkata (including Dock Complex at Haldia),
Paradip, Visakhapatnam, Chennai, Tuticorin, Cochin, New Mangalore, Mormugao,
Jawaharlal Nehru, Mumbai, Kandla and Ennore.
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