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Company Profile:
Tetra Tekseal: Providing security to containerised cargo
Tetra Tekseal, established in 2006, is as independent arm of
the parent company Delhi Packaging Services. This company is a manufacturer
of pouch filling machine, coding and marking machine and a wide range of
container sealing. The company serves both domestic and international
markets. Tetra Tekseal is one of the government-recognised manufacturers and
export houses.
Tetra Tekseal offers high quality security seal, pad locks and ties, etc.
The company is an ISO 9000:2001 certified company and fulfils the
requirements of special machinery or seals as specified by customers.
“With an ultra-modern and high-tech plant based in Delhi, we have abundant
and advanced equipment, complete testing methods, qualified engineers and a
highly experienced and trained labour force. Our production scale is
expanding and every function is being improved constantly,” said IP Singh,
director, Tetra Tekseal.
“The company’s mission is to be the best supplier of machinery and seals by
meeting the stringent requirements of domestic and international markets.
Our vision is to achieve a dominant position in the seal industry with a
focus on high quality, prompt delivery and innovation so as to add value to
our customers and their clients,” emphasised Singh.
With a strong presence in North India, especially in Delhi and Punjab, Tetra
Tekseal is planning to strengthen its operations in west and south India
with own offices in Mumbai and Chennai. The company has decided to launch
one more plant at Ponta Sahib in Himachal Pradesh. With an estimated budget
of Rs 5 crore, the plant would cover an area of about 2,500 sq mt and is
likely to be complete in the coming 2-3 years.
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At a Glance
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Tetra Tekseal offers high
quality security seal, pad locks and ties, etc.
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The company has a high-tech
plant in Delhi
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Tetra Tekseal is an ISO
9000:2001 certified company
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The company targets both
domestic and international markets
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With a strong presence in
Delhi, the company is planning to open offices in Mumbai and Chennai
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The company plans to launch a
plant at Ponta Sahib in Himachal Pradesh with an estimated investment of
Rs 5 crore |
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FIEO expects
exports to pick up from July 2009
According to A Sakthivel, president, Federation of Indian Export
Organisations (FIEO), Indian exporters have already passed through the worst
phase and exports will pick up from July. The comments were made on the
recently published export data for April-March 2009, which showed a slight
increase of 3.4 per cent in exports and touched US$ 168 billion. Sakthivel
informed that European buyers have started visiting Indian procurements. He
observed that certain segments of exports may not show an immediate
improvement. FIEO estimates exports to touch US$ 185 billion in 2009-10 with
10 per cent increase on last year’s exports. He added that diversification
of Indian exports to Latin America, Africa and Asia will help India to post
better figures.
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CII to organise training
on warehouse, transportation and inventory management in Goa from July 7-8
To identify various techniques and trends to effectively handle warehousing
and inventory functions, CII Institute of Logistics is organising a two-day
training on warehousing, transportation and inventory management at Hotel
Mandovi, Panaji, Goa from July 7-8. The aim of this programme is to provide
individuals with a deeper understanding of the problems encountered by
modern warehouses and to offer practical approaches to their solution. Major
topics of discussions will include SCM overview and concepts, inventory
analysis, material planning methods, warehouses - types and functions and
beyond storage, warehousing – technology considerations, transportation and
types, logistics components, etc.
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Government not
in favour of reservation policy for national shipping lines
The government of India is not in favour of a cargo reservation policy
facilitating carriage of most of Indian cargo on national bottoms.
Clarifying this, A.P.V.N. Sarma, secretary, union ministry of shipping said
that there is no point in coming up with a cargo reservation policy as it
does not exist in other countries. The share of national shipping lines in
carrying import cargo accounted for around 40 per cent in the 1980s but has
declined to a low of 12 to 13 per cent. Sarma explained that a cargo
reservation policy is most likely to affect Indian shipping companies as it
will become a precedent for other countries to draft a similar policy. He
pointed out that well protected by cabotage laws; Indian shipping companies
enjoy a comfortable coastal shipping policy.
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DIAL to launch
second cargo terminal at IGI Airport, successful bidder's name to be
announced soon
To cater to the future demand of air freight from Delhi and neighbouring
regions, Delhi International Airport (P) Limited (DIAL) is developing a new
cargo terminal at Indira Gandhi International Airport. In addition, the
existing cargo facility will also upgraded and DIAL invited separate
proposals for the upgradation of this facility. According to DIAL sources,
the bids for two separate works have been closed and names of successful
bidders would be announced very soon. The new terminal would be spread over
70,000 sq mt area and would feature state-of-the-art cargo handling and
processing facilities. DIAL invited proposals from leading players in the
cargo handling business to design, develop, finance, build and operate this
terminal for a 25-year concession period.
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Opal Asia
Logistics expands India network, opens offices in Jaipur, Nashik & Rajkot
Opal Asia Logistics, a fast growing
logistics company, in its endeavour to expand its India network, has opened
new offices in Jaipur, Nashik and Rajkot. “The addition of our branches will
facilitate even better level of services to our customers with most
competitive, comprehensive and professional global logistics services,”
company sources said. Opal, which already has 13 branch offices across
India, is planning to expand to Chennai, Tuticorin, Visakhapatnam and
Vadodara.
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Arshiya to
open phase-I of Mumbai warehousing zone by December
Arshiya, which is an integrated
infrastructure and logistics service provider, plans to open the first phase
of free trade warehousing zones (FTWZ) near Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust by
December. According to CII sources, about 206 companies from 36 sectors have
shown interest to get space in Mumbai FTWZ. The company plans to conduct
roadshows in different cities to popularise the facility. The first roadshow
will be held in Chennai soon. In the Rs 650 crore phase-I of the project,
Arshiya has made an equity investment of Rs 250 crore and tied a debt amount
of Rs 440 crore. The company also plans to start construction work for a
FTWZ in Khurja near Delhi from February 2010.
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Shree Subham
Logistics opens second agri-logistics park in Rajasthan
Shree
Subham Logistics, which is focussed on offering end-to-end logistics
solutions to all agricultural and non-agricultural commodities, recently
opened an agri-logistics park in Sriganganagar in Rajasthan. The park is
spread over more than 2.5 lakh square ft area with a storage capacity of
25,000 tonnes. The agri-park is being built with an objective of providing
logistics solutions to farming and trading group to prevent wastage and loss
in the value of food products. This is the second such park launched by
Shree Subham Logistics in Rajasthan and the third in the country. The other
logistics parks are located at Unjha in Gujarat and Merta in Rajasthan. The
company plans to set up agri-logistics parks in 41 locations of the country.
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