MUMBAI: Global Logistics Solutions (India) Pvt. Ltd. added yet another feather to its cap when it received the coveted Authorized Economic Operator Certification from CBIC on 24th March 2021.

Global Logistics was established in 2006 by Mr. Asif Mujawar, Mr. Jiss Mathew, and Mr. Naveen Prakash. The organization has grown from a team of 20 people in 2006 to more than 300 people with offices in 16 locations across India. Global Logistics is connected to a client base of more than 11000 customers across the verticals of LCL cargo Consolidation, Air Freight, Express Cargo, Warehousing, NVOCC, Project cargo, and Transportation.

Over the years, the organisation has grown into one of the largest Neutral LCL consolidators and FCL Freight Forwarders in India. Global Logistics strongly realizes that clients have specific requirements concerning their shipments. Driven by customer centricity, it, therefore, strives to understand the specific needs of individual clients to provide customized solutions. They also regularly invest in R&D to develop relevant customer solutions.

This thrust on ensuring value to clients has resulted in immense growth for their clients both in terms of volume as well as geographical reach. With its expansive infrastructure, Global Logistics provides its clients with the opportunity to seamlessly operate across locations, both within India and overseas. As a result, today, small and mid-sized forwarders heavily rely on the Global Logistics network and technological solutions, to handle shipments in different geographical regions, both in India and overseas, to cater to their clients.

About AEO Certification

In compliance with the WCO’s SAFE Framework of Standards, Indian Customs presents the AEO certificate to the companies only after checking and inspecting their commitments and efforts to secure the international supply chain. It was in 2005 when the WCO adopted the SAFE Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade to restrain international terrorism, secure revenue collections, and promote trade facilitation worldwide. And it was 2007 when they introduced the WCO’s flagship Customs-Business partnership programme, the Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) Programme.

The requirement of this appreciation brings in betterment and safety in the Supply Chain process and also strengthens the security. This achievement indicates that the company follows strict guidelines and protocols assigned by the respective apex body.