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Contact Information
| CITY | MUMBAI |
| Phone Number | + 91 22 67262000 |
| Email Address | [email protected] |
| Company Location | UNIT NO 101, TECHNOPOLIS KNOWLEDGE PARK, MAHAKALI CAVES ROAD, ANDHERI (EAST),MUMBAI 400093 |
| Official Link | https://www.tslineindia.com/ |
| Also Track | SpiceJet Xpress Smart Cargo Tracking |
TS Lines India PVT LTD
Mr. T. S. Chen founded the business in the early 2000s, and it has expanded quickly. Growth and dependability were guaranteed by Mr. Chen’s robust energy and extensive understanding of regional commerce. The organization specializes in providing top-notch shipping solutions to Indian importers and exporters. The business has a statewide network in addition to offices in Mumbai and Nhava Sheva. The business has a clear edge in local marketplaces thanks to these reasons.
India’s industrial development and cultural diversity have contributed to the country’s diversified and expanding economy. With services accounting for over half of the country’s production, they are crucial to economic growth. India increased software exports by leveraging its highly qualified labour pool and robust educational system. Sea transport is essential for transferring products because of its extensive coastline. The Indian government has promoted private sector involvement in shipping as part of liberalization.
The nation’s shipping sector, which manages substantial amounts of foreign commerce, makes a substantial economic contribution. Seaborne commerce accounts for over 70% of India’s international trade in terms of value and 95% of its volume. With a significant worldwide tonnage, the Indian commercial fleet is one of the biggest in developing nations. There are 12 major ports and 181 minor and intermediate ports along India’s coastline.
In terms of cargo traffic, non-major ports have expanded more quickly than big ones throughout time. The liberalization policy and private sector investment have been the main drivers of the steady expansion in the shipping industry. The tonnage capacity and fleet strength of India’s maritime sector have been increasing substantially. With billions of dollars invested in the industry, the Indian government has laid out plans for future expansion. Expectations for cargo traffic and fleet expansion in the upcoming years indicate that this development will continue.