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Vol. 16 No. 85 | Tuesday
October 24, 2017 |
Perishables Forward India Gateways |
The
recent launch of the ‘AISATS Cargo’ mobile app by Air India
SATS Airport Services (AISATS), with its facilities located at the Bengaluru
International Airport (KIA), marked one more milestone in the move towards
boosting the pharma and perishable exports from the country.
Bengaluru Versus Hyderabad The Bengaluru
and Hyderabad airports (the first run by GVK and the second by GMR)
have upped their game to become the focal point for air cargo in the
region.
Knitting A Success Some time ago, for example, Bengaluru Airport, in collaboration with its cargo partners Menzies Aviation Bobba Bangalore and AISATS, successfully completed a three-month run of its bonded trucking service from Tirupur (320 km by road from Bangalore)—well known as the Knitwear Capital of India—to the airport. Part of an ambitious project, the Knitwork Connect BLR was started in April this year with the aim of speeding up international trade from the airport.
Wild About Hari
Bangalore Airport Operations President Hari Marar supplied the reason
behind pushing cargo:
Keep On Truckin’ Marar pointed
out that trucking cargo between Tirupur and Bengaluru will form “a
critical part of the Airport’s cargo operation.”
Coolport Is Too Cool “Garments
and automotive parts notwithstanding, the airport has witnessed a
steady increase in perishable cargo volume, with a CAGR of 15 percent.
Chew On Cool AISATS CEO Mike
Chew said that the “dedicated facility would play a vital role
in supporting better trade facilitation, and boost exports and imports
of temperature sensitive products.” Hyderabad Cool End To End Only 570-odd
km away from Bengaluru, the GMR Hyderabad airport is on a similar
move.
Hub Envirotainer Over the last
five years, pharma cargo from Hyderabad has seen a CAGR of 10 percent.
In addition, while Customs has permitted the movement of refrigerated
‘Cool Containers’ directly to and from the premises of
customers, Envirotainer has chosen the airport as the regional hub
for distribution of their products in India. |
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