Goa: Affirming its commitment to ‘ease of trade’ in India, DHL Express, the world’s leading international express services provider, today inaugurated its first service center in Goa. Located in Verna, DHL Express’ 47th service point in India will cater to the substantial growth of imports and exports in the State.
The new 3088 sq. ft. facility, located in close proximity to the Goa International Airport, will benefit customers in the industrial hubs of Verna, Vasco, Madgaon, Ponda, Panjim, Mapusa, through the timely connection of shipments.
Goa has emerged as a strong manufacturing base for the pharmaceutical and engineering sector. It is a preferred choice for overseas customers while sourcing from India. It is also an emerging destination for knowledge-based industries such as biotechnology, IT, telecommunications and electronics.
Commenting on this investment, Ken Lee, CEO of DHL Express Asia Pacific, said, “The DHL Global Trade Barometer predicts the strongest prospect for India across the world’s seven largest economies. Given this sustained volume growth in international trade, boost in cross border e-commerce and the recent policy reforms by the Government towards providing an impetus to the logistics sector, we are extremely optimistic about the developments in India. This is part of our nearly €45 million investment committed for India, to support the high growth within the country.”
The Service Center in Goa will benefit customers through market leading cut-off times for shipment pick-ups thereby saving almost a day on overall transit time for exporters and importers.
02/03/18 Orissadiary.com
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The new 3088 sq. ft. facility, located in close proximity to the Goa International Airport, will benefit customers in the industrial hubs of Verna, Vasco, Madgaon, Ponda, Panjim, Mapusa, through the timely connection of shipments.
Goa has emerged as a strong manufacturing base for the pharmaceutical and engineering sector. It is a preferred choice for overseas customers while sourcing from India. It is also an emerging destination for knowledge-based industries such as biotechnology, IT, telecommunications and electronics.
Commenting on this investment, Ken Lee, CEO of DHL Express Asia Pacific, said, “The DHL Global Trade Barometer predicts the strongest prospect for India across the world’s seven largest economies. Given this sustained volume growth in international trade, boost in cross border e-commerce and the recent policy reforms by the Government towards providing an impetus to the logistics sector, we are extremely optimistic about the developments in India. This is part of our nearly €45 million investment committed for India, to support the high growth within the country.”
The Service Center in Goa will benefit customers through market leading cut-off times for shipment pick-ups thereby saving almost a day on overall transit time for exporters and importers.
02/03/18 Orissadiary.com
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