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APM Terminals Pipavav handles the highest number of double stack trains

by Maritimegateway
December 17, 2020
in News, Articles & Analysis, Asia, Cargo News, Container Cargo, Container Terminals, EXIM & International Trade, Logistics, Multimodal Transport, Rail, Supply Chain, Transport & Multimodal
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A total of 157 double stack trains departed from the port to several ICDs, highest ever on monthly basis since inception of the port

APM Terminals Pipavav reached another milestone in November 2020, when the Port handled the highest number of double stack trains to several Inland Container Depot (ICDs). The port handled 181 double stack trains in November 2020, out of which 157 trains were outward double stack trains. This is the highest number of outward double stack trains on a monthly basis since the port started its operations. The Port is the pioneer in introducing the concept of block train loading that is dedicated for customers and the fast transit of valued cargo. During November, many such block trains were loaded and dedicated for our valuable customers. In November, the average train operation time was maintained under 4 hours per train. During the month various commodities were transported from/to Pipavav port. The trains departed to various hinterland locations in northwest.

Mr. Jakob Friis Sorensen Managing Director APM Terminals Pipavav said, “This is a big milestone for our port. Double Stack trains are truly a benefit to the logistic industry as it ensures fast, safe and pollution free movement of cargoes. This milestone showcases our competency and customer orientation. It also highlights our preparedness for handling the additional traffic once DFC [Dedicated Freight Corridor] connectivity opens to our port in next few months.”

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