DB Schenker India was recognised for its solutions, which it claims seamlessly integrates with customers supply chain requirements while offering scalable solutions across warehousing and transportation services customised to a client’s particular needs with ease and cost effectiveness.
26 Mar 2018 | 7597 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Schenker India, part of global logistics service provider DB Schenker, has received the ‘3PL Solutions Provider of the Year’ award for its 3PL solutions from the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC). The eighth Supply Chain and Logistics Summit and Excellence Awards was organised by ICC.
DB Schenker’s states that ...
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Schenker India, part of global logistics service provider DB Schenker, has received the ‘3PL Solutions Provider of the Year’ award for its 3PL solutions from the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC). The eighth Supply Chain and Logistics Summit and Excellence Awards was organised by ICC.
DB Schenker’s states that customers are faced with increasingly complex supply chain requirements in a connected world, and 3PL providers are well positioned to leverage this opportunity with their expertise and resources.
DB Schenker India was recognised for its solutions, which it claims seamlessly integrates with customers supply chain requirements while offering scalable solutions across warehousing and transportation services customised to a client’s particular needs with ease and cost effectiveness.
Mayur Gandhi, CFO and interim-CEO, Schenker India said “Winning the award reiterates our commitment and customised service levels to the customers in India, to facilitate their supply chains both in the domestic and global market. Our product management team develops customised solutions which allow us to have excellence in cost efficiency, scalability and end-to-end visibility. Our aim is to provide end-to-end transport solutions to our customers in India, which is why we are at their doorsteps in India with more than 44 offices today.”