Industries we serve

Ceramics and tiles logistics

Payload-limited freight for the Morbi, Wankaner and Thangadh ceramic cluster.

Tiles reach the weight limit with the container half empty. The constraint is never volume — it is the road payload limit in India and the axle limit at destination, and the two are rarely the same number.

The failure mode for this sector Tiles hit the payload ceiling with the container half empty, and breakage claims follow bad lashing. We plan to the axle limit of the destination country and specify the dunnage before the container is stuffed.

What actually goes wrong

A container stuffed to Indian road limits that cannot legally be hauled at destination, so it has to be de-stuffed at the port at the receiver’s cost. Breakage claims traced back to dunnage that was never specified. A weighbridge stop that costs two days and a penalty.

How we plan around it

We plan the stuff to the lower of the Indian and destination axle limits, and we say which one is binding. Dunnage and lashing are specified before the container is stuffed rather than described afterwards in a claim form.

For Morbi volumes, the gateway choice between Mundra and Pipavav is usually worth more than the freight rate difference. We quote both.

Documents this sector needs

Commercial invoice and packing list, shipping bill, VGM declaration supported by a weighbridge certificate, certificate of origin, and destination conformity marking where required.

Lanes we run for this sector

Ocean FCL from Mundra and Pipavav to the Gulf, East and West Africa, Europe and Latin America.

Ready when you are

Send us a lane and roughly what is moving. You will have a firm all-in figure inside a working day.