Feeder volumes boost throughput at Indian DP World facility
A DP World facility in south-west India recorded a 19% rise in volumes in the first quarter of 2018 after registering a monthly record in March.
The India Gateway Terminal (IGTPL) in the Port of Cochin handled 52,000 teu in March and its operator, DP World, attributed the strong performances this year to improved feeder connectivity with Indian coastal ports such as Mundra, Nhava Sheva and Goa.
DP World also highlighted investments in technology, particularly the facility’s Port Community System (PCS) – Bharat Trade. The system provides a single window to customers and paperless transactions.
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