‘Lot of relief now’: Indian shrimp exporters prepare to export over 35 tonnes of shrimp to US as tariff pauses

India’s seafood exporters are gearing up to dispatch between 35,000 and 40,000 tonnes of shrimp to the United States, following the announcement of a pause in the implementation of steep new tariffs by the US president Donald Trump. Industry officials confirmed on Monday that orders from American buyers remain stable after Trump delayed the 26 per […]

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Freight rates to spike as Indian exporters rush shipments amid 90-day US tariff pause

Indian exporters are expected to face a steep rise in freight rates following U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to pause reciprocal tariffs for 90 days. The temporary relief, announced on April 9, reduces tariff levels to 10% for countries including India, while continuing to exclude China. The development has triggered a wave of front-loaded shipments, leading to a […]

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First double-stack container train flagged off from Hind Terminal at Palwal

In a significant boost to India’s freight & logistics infrastructure, a first double stack container train was flagged off on Tuesday from Hind Terminals Logistics Park in Palwal by Ashok Kumar Verma, General Manager of Northern Railway and Praveen Kumar, Managing Director of the Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India (DFCCIL). Senior officials from Northern Railway […]

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DTDC launches all-women-operated branch at Thane

DTDC Express Ltd., a leading express logistics service provider in India unveiled its 3rd All-Women-Operated-Branch at Thane, Mumbai. The initiative was inaugurated by Abhishek Chakraborty, CEO, DTDC Express Ltd. on the occasion of International Women’s Day.  Building on the success of its all-women-operated branch launched earlier at Marol (Mumbai) & Kolkata, the Thane branch will […]

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Proposed USTR Port Fees on Chinese Ships ‘A Sledgehammer With All Sorts of Adverse Consequences’

A proposal from the United States Trade Representative’s (USTR) office that would charge Chinese ships up to $1.5 million to call at U.S. ports could disrupt ocean carriers and potentially cause headaches for shippers and end consumers alike. The hawkish measure from the USTR office was recommended after a months-long probe into China’s maritime, logistics […]

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