Shipping Agent in Chennai

Export Shipment from Chennai to Worldwide.

Import Shipment from Worldwide to Chennai.


TRC Shipping and Logistics Pvt. Ltd.,
197 (Old No.97) Thambu Chetty Street,
Mannady,
Chennai - 600001

Tel : +91 44 30400798
Fax: +91 44 25245231

Email : chozzhan@gmail.com


Our Shipping Directory : www.shipie.com

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

PAN LLOYD LINES

Your Cargo is Safe in our Hands

NVOCC to the following ports,

*Far East/South East Asia
*Gulf/Upper Gulf
*Red Sea/Mediterranean Ports
*East/Central Africa
*West Africa

Atractive Freight Rates for 20'/40' Dry Container to Chittagong, Yangoon, Karachi, Colombo, Jebel Ali, Muscat, Dammam, Mombass, Dar es Salam.

Specialised in handling out of guage cargoes on special equipments and breakbulk.

Our Services :

*Project Cargo
*Cargo Management
*Break-bulk/Chartering
*Ocean Freight Services
*MTO/NVOCC
*Transportation
*Warehouses

Also accepting Bookings from Tuticorin, Bangalore & Cochin

20' & 40' Flat Rack, Flat Bed, Open Top Container and Dry Containers.

PANLLOYD LOGISTICS PVT LTD
#33/17, Thambu Chetty Street, Lakshmi Tower, 4th Floor,
Chennai-600001
Tel: 044 - 3068 9591, 3068 9592
Fax: 044 - 2521 4249

For Shipping Line enquiries please contact us at :

Mr.VG Raajesh - HP 99406 66551 Email- vg.raajesh@panlloyd.com

Mr.Jerome - HP 96770 54700 - Email - jerome@panlloyd.com

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Front Line Logistics

Front Line Logistics Pvt. Ltd.,

Moving..........Globally...........Professionally


FCL & LCL to Entire Africa/Latin America/Europe/CIS/Gulf

Also they are accepting cargo to Worldwide destination

For booking please contact :

4/9 II Floor, Mooker Nalla Muthu Street, Vyas Complex, Chennai - 600001

Tel : 044-2524 3324, 2521 9190, 2522 9293, Fax : 044 - 2524 3325

Email : maa.doc@frontlinelogistics.net

CTC : MR.Rajesh - 93923 84545 and Mr.Logeshwaran - 93823 94545


Hyderabad Branch, :

Mr.Khagesh - Tel : 040 - 39128098

Mobile : 93938 24545

Email: hyd.sales@frontlinelogistics.net



Tuticorin Branch :

Mr.S.Karuppasamy

Tel: 0461 - 2312295

Mobile : 93829 87747

Email: frontlinelog@bsnl.in

Thursday, January 13, 2011

SCI doubles Piracy Surchage from Jan.15

The Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) has increased the Piracy Surcharge from U$.40 for 20' and $80.00 for 40' containers to U$.80/U$.160 with effect from January 15. Explaining the rationale for the hike, SCI said in a release that from January 1, War Risk Underwriters had been reassessing the areas of perceived enhanced risk (listed areas) and practically the whole of Arabian Sea up to 750E longitude and Indian Ocean had now been notified as areas where Additional War Risk Insurance would be admissible.

This, according to SCI, would have a major impact on its ships plying on the ISES and IMED services. Besides additional premia payable for enhanced stay in war risk areas, the ships would have to steam at full speed throughtout the period they are in the Arabian Sea [in line with good anti-piracy practices recommended by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO)], which would increase operational expenses, added the release.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Increased prices of luxury goods may keep inflation graph high

Even as inflation is climbing, prices of cars, tyres, CNG and consumer durables like refrigerators, washing machines and microwave ovens have risen in the last few days, with manufacturers citing increase in raw material costs. The hike in prices of these items has come about even as milk, onion, garlic and vegetables have become dearer recently. Food inflation has crossed 18 per cent.

The government says inflation will come down to six per cent by March. But the latest price revision of the manufactured goods may exert more pressure on the overall inflation which was 7.48 per cent for November, analysts say. In the wake of rising prices of steel and other raw materials, several consumer durables' manufacturers like LG and Whirlpool have jacked up prices by up to four per cent.

For motorists driving CNG vehicles here, the new year began with an increase in their fuel bill. CNG prices had been increased from Rs.27.75 to Rs.29 per kg. Cars too became costlier. While Tata Motors hiked prices by up to Rs.30,000.00 other auto firms like Mahindra & Mahindra, Hyundai and General Motors have announced their intention of follow suit. Some of the leading tyremakers have also raised prices. As regards food, onion prices after declining, have risen to Rs.45-60 per kg in different cities. Milk producers like Amul and Mother Dairy have also raised the retail price by up to Rs.2 per liter.

Given the increase in prices of both edible and non-edible products, containing overall inflation, measured by the wholesale price index (WPI) remains a big challenge for the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). "Any complacency on the inflation front is unjustified because the food inflation may remain sticky. With higher government spending in the last quarter, demand may further go up and prevent the prices to come down." said Ficci Director General, Mr.Rajiv Kumar.

The Central Government expenditure rose by 15 per cent during the first three quarters to Rs.6.90 lakh crore from Rs.6.21 lakh crore earlier. The Government expenditure for 2010-11 has been lakh crore. The expenditure in the last quarter of this fiscal may cross Rs.4 lakh crore at a time when there is a cash crunch in the economy.