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“We Need a Bharat Container Line”: Apar Industries on Freight Volatility, Port Bottlenecks, and India’s Coastal Shipping Gap
Apar Industries, an energy conglomerate with a product portfolio spanning conductors, cables, specialty oils, polymers and lubricants, ships close to 2,000 TEUs a month out of India to 143 countries. In an interview with Ramprasad Ravi, Venkateswara Rao, speaks about the company’s export footprint, the volatility of ocean freight rates, congestion at Nhava Sheva, and why he believes India needs a state-backed shipping line to counter the pricing…
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“We Need a Bharat Container Line”: Apar Industries on Freight Volatility, Port Bottlenecks, and India’s Coastal Shipping Gap
Apar Industries, an energy conglomerate with a product portfolio spanning conductors, cables, specialty oils, polymers and lubricants, ships close to 2,000 TEUs a month out of India to 143 countries. In an interview with Ramprasad Ravi, Venkateswara Rao, speaks about the company’s export footprint, the volatility of ocean freight rates, congestion at Nhava Sheva, and why he believes India needs a state-backed shipping line to counter the pricing…
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