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DP WORLD COCHIN RECOVERS FASTEST TO RECORD 59% GROWTH

by Maritimegateway
June 19, 2020
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Global logistics company, DP World operated International Container Transshipment Terminal (ICTT) at Cochin successfully handled over 42,000 TEUs along with 35 vessels in the month of May. The terminal has recorded an impressive growth of 59% over April, which is the highest amongst all the South Indian ports.

The DP World Cochin terminal handled 1500 TEUs of rail volume as well in the month of May. The terminal has delivered an impressive five-fold increase in monthly rail volume in May, vis-à-vis the pre-lockdown monthly rail volume of slightly less than 300 TEUs.

This growth is attributed to the terminal’s persistent efforts in maintaining the flow of goods, enabling smart solutions, and delivering world-class productivity. The terminal has continued to operate throughout the lockdown period keeping the productivity at par with global standards of 32 plus moves per hour. The terminal’s in-house developed Terminal Operating System – Zodiac, and RFID-based Automated Gate Management System enabled it to keep the Truck Turnaround Time at as low as 27 mins, which is one of the best amongst all the Indian Ports.

During the lockdown period, DP World Cochin has been successful in implementing 100% usage of electronic document transfer (DO/Form 13) for Coastal Import Laden Containers. This has been facilitated by Bharat Trade, a digital portal which enables smooth paperless transaction and offers a single window to customers and other stakeholders, as well as ensures digital exchange of data on real-time basis at the terminal. It assisted trade to virtually manage the delivery of cargo from the safety of their homes in a cost-effective manner.

Praveen Joseph, CEO, DP World Cochin, said “At DP World Cochin, our emphasis continues to be on providing best-in-class service to our customers, and these times are no exception. This growth reinforces the confidence our customers and partners have in us, and in our ability to service them reliably.

I would like to express my deepest appreciation for our people and partners, for their outstanding commitment and spirited contribution in these challenging times. They have handled the increased complexity and operational demands effectively, enabling DP World to continue being a valued partner for its customers.”

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