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“Committed to expand our logistics network”

Written byheeren.tanna@gmail.com
March 11, 2025
in Asia, Interviews, Logistics, News, Supply Chain
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What is Jeena & Company’s long-term vision for expanding its logistics network?

 As India continues to strengthen its position as one of the best-performing emerging markets, Jeena & Company remains committed to expanding its logistics network to support the country’s growing trade and supply chain demands. With 125 years of industry leadership, our long-term vision focuses on innovation, sustainability, and digital transformation to enhance operational efficiency and customer experience.

We aim to: The company plans to enhance its multimodal capabilities, invest in digital infrastructure, expand warehousing and cold chain facilities, adopt sustainable growth and green logistics, and expand its global market presence in key international markets like Australia, Europe, and the US to support Indian exporters and global trade networks. For 2025-26, our strategic focus remains on projects, the defense, the automotive, and the pharmaceutical sectors, ensuring we cater to these high-growth industries with specialized logistics solutions. Through strategic expansion, digital transformation, and a commitment to sustainability, we aim to set new benchmarks in supply chain efficiency and global connectivity.

What strategic advantages does Jeena & Company aim to achieve through its merger with JBS Group?

 Jeena & Company has merged with JBS Group to strengthen its presence in Gujarat, a manufacturing hub. The merger will enhance customs brokerage, freight forwarding, and logistics solutions. The move aims to expand Jeena’s service portfolio, improve operational efficiencies, and provide seamless logistics solutions to diverse industries.

How is Jeena leveraging technology, such as AI, automation, or blockchain, to enhance supply chain efficiency and customer experience?

Jeena’s World of Digital Solutions integrates technology to streamline logistics operations and improve customer experiences. It uses automation, real-time tracking, data analytics, and AI to simplify supply chain processes. The company introduces paperless, faceless, and contactless initiatives, and is expanding automation to reduce human error and improve efficiency.

What are the steps being taken to reduce carbon footprint and to promote green logistics?

We are focusing on sustainability as a key part of its growth strategy. We are implementing green logistics solutions to reduce the carbon footprint and promote environmentally responsible supply chain practices. These include digitizing operations, optimizing energy consumption, partnering with fuel-efficient carriers, and exploring carbonneutral initiatives. We are also partnering with Sangti Solutions for AI-driven route optimization and carbon footprint tracking, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

How do you ensure customer satisfaction and maintain a competitive edge in a market?

Jeena & Company is a global logistics company that prioritizes customer satisfaction and adapts to market changes. They focus on agility, technology-driven solutions, sustainability, and carbon footprint reduction. They are a member of the Air Cargo Forum India Foundation and contribute to the future of air cargo and logistics. They source 30 per cent of their seasonal workforce from Tier 3 cities, promoting operational efficiency and inclusivity.

Tags: Digital TransformationJeena & CompanylogisticsPrediman K Koul
heeren.tanna@gmail.com

heeren.tanna@gmail.com

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