The inaugural train, operated along the Dedicated
Freight Corridor (DFC), carried 90 x 20-foot containers of rice for Emirates
Line, on behalf of valued customer CAG Shipping. The
new rail service is aimed at developing a regular rail corridor between the NCR
region and Nhava Sheva, providing customers with a reliable, efficient and
competitive transportation solution for containerised cargo. The initiative
further strengthens the integration of rail, port and logistics services, while
leveraging the advantages of the Dedicated Freight Corridor to facilitate
faster and more dependable cargo movement across one of India’s key trade
routes.
J M Baxi Group said
the successful launch represents an important milestone in its efforts to
expand integrated logistics solutions and multimodal connectivity, supporting
the evolving requirements of India’s EXIM trade.