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Company Profile:
RB Ram Nath
Lambah & Sons: Offering 3PL services for all types of cargo
RB Ram Nath Lambah & Sons is a 56-year-old organisation and an
experienced custom house agent in Delhi. “Our firm is amongst the pioneers
in the field of customs clearance,” said Greesh Dhawan, director, RB Ram Nath
Lambah & Sons. The company is IATA approved cargo agent since 1986.
RB Ram Nath Lambah & Sons is specialised in handling both air shipments and
customs clearance of containers for import and export. The company’s turnover
is around Rs 30 crore per annum.
Currently, RB Ram Nath Lambah & Sons is handling exports/imports of all
types of items including live stock, live poultry, second hand machinery,
garments, leather goods, baggage under transfer of residence (diplomatic and
non-diplomatic), engineering goods, pharmaceuticals , handicrafts etc.
“For quick movement of goods, we have tie-up with various transporters,
domestic/international airlines/shipping lines to cater to the last minute
carting of export goods. We book space for air consignments and containers
for sea consignments in advance for our clients under prior information,”
shared Dhawan.
The company has 2,000 sqft warehouse at central Delhi. In addition, it has
two canter trucks and trailers for movement of containers from port to the
warehouse of its clients and back to the port to uplift the cargo and send
the cargo to the concerned port.
At present, RB Ram Nath Lambah & Sons has a professional team of 37
employees in its Delhi office alone. The company has branches and affiliated
offices in three other cities in India.
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Company Background
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RB Ram Nath Lambah &
Sons is a 56-year-old organisation
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The company is IATA approved cargo agent
since 1986
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The company is specialised in handling
both air shipments and customs clearance of containers for import and
export
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The company’s turnover is around Rs 30
crore per annum
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For quick movement of goods, the company
has tied-up with various transporters, airlines and shipping lines to
cater to the last minute carting of export goods
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The company has 2,000 sq.ft warehouse at
central Delhi
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It has two canter trucks and trailers for
movement of containers from port to the warehouse
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ACAAI Convention 2010 to be held in Bengaluru from November 25-28
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The theme of the convention will be decided very soon, announced J Krishnan,
president, ACAAI.
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enters into partnership agreement with Belgian Post International to offer
international express services
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first three quarters of FY 2009-10 clocking an overall growth rate of 7.9
per cent with the international freight business growing by 50 per cent in
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to online transactions
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in Chennai. The training programme aims to make the logistics managers more
competitive. Topics that will be discussed include: International
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trade, terms of payment and currency, international documentation,
international insurance, warehousing, international transportation, 3PL and
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