September 19, 2019: Delhivery, India’s leading supply chain services company, has become a member of the pharmaceutical cross-industry initiative Pharma.Aero on September 19, 2019.
The memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed in Mumbai during the third edition of Global Pharma Logistics Summit, organised by the Indian Transport and Logistics News, a STAT Media Group publication.
Abdul Gafoor, director - enterprise solutions, who represented Delhivery signed the agreement with the secretary general of Pharma.Aero Frank Van Gelder before a large delegation of logistics and supply chain professionals representing Indian pharma manufacturers and logistic service providers.
The ceremony was witnessed by Donald D'Souza, Director Commercial, Sharjah International Airport and Manoj Singh, SVP & Head Cargo, Mumbai International Airport.
As India is a big exporter, it is very important for a company like Delhivery to be a part of the ecosystem because the first- and last-mile of approach is important for the distribution of an unbroken supply chain.
What we are eager is to work with the existing stakeholders and see how we can contribute and learn from the experiences of the people across the world and add value to them,” Gafoor said about joining Pharma.Aero.
November 18, 2019: The freighter aircraft of China Airlines Cargo, Boeing 747 400F, landed at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport on Saturday morning, launching its first-ever cargo service to Mumbai connecting Taipei and Amsterdam.
The Taipei based Airline will now operate two return cargo services every week in Taipei-Mumbai-Amsterdam route.
The first freighter service uplifted 39 tonnes of temperature-controlled pharma, perishables and general export cargo, while it came with 35 tonnes of import cargo from Taipei.
"Our two decade long presence in New Delhi has been through many ups and downs while mostly catering to the northern India.
It is the right time for us to start our operations in Mumbai so that we can serve western and sourthern India too by connecting it to global hubs," said Daniel Niu, country general manager, China Airlines.
Manoj Singh, senior vice president and head (Cargo), said "We are committed to extending our cargo operations for China Airlines with seamless processing of EXIM cargo.
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