Freight rates for mining, cement, and steel have seen some corrections on-month in November as infrastructure-building activities were subdued, ratings agency Crisil said.
The expected fall in truck rentals will be the first in five months
Indian exporters complain of increase in freight rates by 300% to 1000% for various destinations and additional charges
Ask govt to regulate them, bat for a larger Indian shipping company
For the first time since Covid outbreak, revenue of the operators is outpacing income and prompting them not only to replace older trucks but also expand fleet
Logistical disruptions are pushing apparent demand away from real demand, exacerbating the bull-whip effect
Top exporter India's 5% broken parboiled variety was quoted at $352 to $356 per tonne this week, down from last week's $354 to $358
Based on estimates of the Directorate General of Shipping, the country has seen a 15 per cent fall in the supply of containers in 2021 for various reasons
Power generation was above the 2019 levels but remained flat on a week-on-week basis
Rising costs to ship crops globally are adding to concerns about food inflation that are already at decade-highs and hitting cost-sensitive consumers in import-dependent markets
North Central Railway recorded the highest ever growth in loading and collection of freight revenue during the first quarter of the current financial year 2021-22
Indian Railways' Freight made the highest ever loading of 114.8 Metric Tonne (MT) for the month of May and earned Rs 11604.94 crores from freight loading, said Ministry of Railways on Tuesday.
Traffic and emissions are lower in some places than others relative to pre-pandemic days
Southern Railway on Sunday said it clocked several milestones between the April-October period in handling of freight besides earning revenues of Rs 1,167.57 crore.
Exporters are facing an almost 60% hike in freight cost since July
The development comes at a time exports from India have started picking up and merchandise exports turned positive for the first time in the last seven months, growing 5.3 per cent
Several trade bodies have urged the Centre to set up a regulator to deal with the rising freight charges, amid the problem of container shortages that exporters are facing
The national transporter has indicated that it has no plans to give concession for distances between 701 to 1400 km
About half of the air cargo carried worldwide normally flies in the belly of passenger jets rather than in dedicated freighters
Around 50 freight customers had a business of Rs 500 crore or above with the railways in the previous calendar year, and hence, they are eligible for the scheme.