CWC unveils key logistics reforms at ‘Abhiuday’ meet, enhancing EXIM trade, cargo handling, and digital connectivity.
The Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC), led by MD Santosh Sinha, hosted ‘Abhiuday’—A’ Stakeholder Interaction Meet at the India Habitat Centre, Delhi. The event highlighted CWC’s groundbreaking initiatives to transform India’s logistics sector, including:
Enhanced transportation on key routes
Expanded cargo handling at ICD Loni for domestic and EXIM cargo
Cost-efficient rail operations on vital corridors
Dedicated road connectivity linking major cities and ports
Integration with NLDS and ULIP for digital trade efficiency
These initiatives reaffirm CWC’s commitment to optimising trade and reducing logistics costs nationwide.
ICD-Patparganj: A Symbol of Resilience
The event spotlighted ICD-Patparganj (ICD-PPG) for its exceptional performance, ensuring seamless cargo movement despite global challenges like the Red Sea crisis. This success aligns with India’s rise to 22nd rank in the 2024 Logistics Performance Index (International Shipments category), underscoring CWC’s operational excellence.
Vision for a Connected India
In his keynote, MD Santosh Sinha outlined CWC’s vision for a future-ready logistics ecosystem, focusing on innovation, efficiency, and cost-effective solutions. Engaging shipping lines, consolidators, and transporters, he emphasised leveraging technology for seamless cargo movement and enhanced trade facilitation.
Honoring EXIM Leaders
CWC also recognised top EXIM contributors, including Allcargo, Consol Shipping, CP World, CMA CGM, EMU Lines, FreightBridge Logistics, CTL, GAK Logistics, and Team Global, for their significant contributions to India’s trade growth in 2024.
A Collaborative Future
Expressing gratitude to stakeholders, Santosh Sinha credited partnerships and innovation as the pillars of CWC’s success. With technology-driven solutions and strategic collaborations, CWC is set to redefine India’s logistics landscape, fostering a globally competitive trade environment.
Source: Exim News Service
