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JULY-AUGUST 2015
Lighthouse
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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE
The past few months have proven to be invigorating with numerous
activities inside and outside our company. This has bucked the
trend caused by a general business slowdown, in the entire logistics
business, owing to the unrest in the Middle East. At CSS we have
had the opportunity to strategise new ventures and plans for the
future. The new facility created by the SAIF Zone, Sharjah and
the forthcoming project in the Sultanate of Oman provide exciting
prospects. Especially within CSS it is our belief, to engender and
appreciate trust and confidence in our work force, which gives rise to
welcome initiatives.
Recently, I had the opportunity to hear one of my senior managers
saying that the biggest asset of our company is, “We have people in
our work force that can think and not just follow orders”. Very true, I
totally agree with this comment.
I believe that for any organisation to become successful it has to
attract, motivate and hold on to staff that can co-create value with
customers and constantly improve operations.
In my message four years ago,
‘Lighthouse’ July/August 2011, I
highlighted the success story of a
talented enthusiastic young team at
CSS Mumbai. I wrote:Anyone who wishes to have impact
and succeed, in this environment,
requires maximum flair,
unconventional creativity, extra
energy and enthusiasm.
These words ring even more true
T S Kaladharan
today. The trust and confidence
which resounds, throughout CSS,
encourages everyone to take bolder steps. No matter the size of the
steps it is the boldness in moving forward that counts the most. This
is what brings about added value and new initiatives for the mutual
benefit of our customers and CSS.
As Vincent Van Gough said, “Great things are achieved by a series of
small things brought together”. This is why I am confident that our
latest strategised ventures will prove successful.
CONTENTS
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SAFMARINE AWARD TO CSS
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IT @ CSS
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GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY
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CSR @ CSS
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CSS KINGSTON LOGISTICS
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PROFESSIONAL TALK
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GUIDING KINGSTON HOLDINGS
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SAIF ZONE SHARJAH
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DP WORLD NEWS
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SUMMER MOVE - HOMEWARD BOUND
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SAFMARINE
PERFORMANCE
EXCELLENCE AWARD
CSS RECOGNIZED ONCE AGAIN BY SAFMARINE
“Every honour is a reminder that
you have been noticed amongst
your partners within the industry.
I believe that this brings in a feel
of additional responsibility for the
deeds you are involved into. Thanks
a lot to Safmarine for recognizing our
services” mentioned T S Kaladharan,
Chairman CSS Group while receiving the
customer award from Safmarine.
CSS was recently honored at the
Customer Award Night by Safmarine,
at a dinner held at the Shangrila Hotel,
Dubai, UAE on April 13th 2015. The
function was attended by the Chairman
of CSS Group T S Kaladharan, Ajay
Krishnan Senior General Manager
Freight Forwarding and Key Information
Department (KID) and Raufa Sheikh,
Manager Pricing and (KID). The award
was presented by Mr Stephen James
Brodie, Commercial CFO- Copenhagen,
Safmarine
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“It’s a great pleasure for Safmarine to
celebrate the customer service award in
style and honour our valuable partners
during this event. The growth of both the
CSS and Safmarine together to achieve
greater customer service excellence
proved to be an encouraging factor for
us and we cherish the relationship. The
hand in hand work was always a key
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factor for the accomplishments of both
the entities”, commented Seema Nair,
Managing Director, Safmarine.
The recognition of this award was for
the growth and consistent performance
for the fiscal year 2014 and it is the
third consecutive year that CSS has been
awarded by Safmarine. “It’s a great honour
and achievement for CSS Group. By this,
it has been proved once again that trust
and confidence amongst partners could
bring in greater rewards in the business
and we believe that such recognitions
would definitely cement the relationship
between both the entities in the future as
well.” added Ajay Krishnan, Senior General
Manager, Ocean Freight, CSS.
Safmarine is an international shipping
business offering container and break-
bulk shipping services worldwide.
Formed in 1946 by South African
industrialists and American ship
owners, Safmarine is now widely
known as a north/south trade
and African specialist. The line is
represented in more than 130 countries
throughout the world, with more than
1200 sailors selling their services.
“It’s been a wonderful journey together
for 3 years and we are proud for this
trusted relationship with CSS Group.
Both Safmarine and CSS Group has
taken strenuous efforts in the industry
to develop our business to reach far and
wide in the global shipping and today
we both share a wonderful feeling to
have this achievement”, added Sanjeev
Saraf, Head of Commercial, UAE,
Safmarine.
REGIONAL OFFICE AND
NEW WAREHOUSE
CSS GROUP TO INCREASE ITS STORAGE CAPACITY WITHIN JAFZA
Consolidated Shipping Group has broken
ground on its new facility inside the
Jebel Ali Freezone. The proud function
was held recently in the presence of
invited guests and dignitaries from the
Shipping and Logistics community. CSS
Group will have their Regional office
along with a new warehouse within the
new facility. This new warehouse will
bring in an additional space of 47,850
Sq. ft to its existing 3PL facilities in the
Middle East.
“CSS is always committed to provide
first class services and facilities to our
clients. The increase in the storage area
with the additional new facility in Jebel
Ali will put CSS Group amongst the front
runners of 3PL providers in the Middle
East Region”, mentioned Raj George
Senior VP, Ocean Freight, CSS Group.
The new facility will have 3956 pallet
positions with double deep racking
facility. The storage area will be partly
temperature controlled as well.
The ground breaking ceremony of the
new facility in JAFZA was attended by
Dr. Mohammad Al Banna, Vice President
– MEA Region, Economic Zones World,
Malayalam Cine actor Mr. Anoop Menon,
Mr. Srinivas from Orbit engineering
consultants & Mr. Ajit T P from Space
Max Contracting L.L.C.
The proposed new facility will become
operational in a year’s time from
the commencement of the work.
“The additional warehouse space
which is going to emerge out of this
new project will give CSS Group the
capacity to handle to the maximum
satisfaction of our existing clientele and
to accommodate the ever increasing
demand for storage within the Jebel Ali
Free Zone” commented T S Kaladharan
Chairman, CSS Group during the
function.
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CSS KINGSTON
CSS KINGSTON LOGISTICS FZC
CSS GROUP STARTED FUNCTIONING FROM SAIF ZONE, SHARJAH
CSS Kingston Logistics has started its full
fledged operations from the SAIF Zone,
Sharjah, providing specialized solutions
for Freight forwarding, Warehousing
& Transportation along with other
regular logistics activities. CSS Kingston
Logistics is a joint venture company
of Consolidated Shipping Group and
Kingston Holdings.
CSS Kingston joint venture has a
strategic presence at the Sharjah
Airport International Free Zone
(SAIF Zone), enabling them with
rapid access, & efficient service in the
Emirates business hub. Their leading
edge Operational & Warehousing
infrastructure, located in the SAIF
Zone boasts of over 100,000 sq.ft
of high quality warehousing space,
fully integrated supply chain process,
reverse logistics and full service
warehousing & distribution services.
The CSS Kingston network spans
across Europe, Far East, Middle East,
Africa, Americas and the Sub Continent
with weekly sailings to more than 1650
destinations.
Facilities & Strengths
• Strategically located warehouse in
SAIF Zone, Sharjah
• Integrated software system to
manage all operations
• Operational space of 100,000 sq.ft.
• 100% double deep racking system
• Staging and reworking areas
• Operational with state of the art
equipments
• Comfortable loading bays
• Computerized inventory
management
• Designated space for handling value
added services
• Managed and Operated by CSS Staff
and equipment
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Fully racked Warehouse
Land Transportation Management
LCL cargo handling facilities
Cargo Movement to LCL hubs
Documentation, Storage & Logistics
under one roof
• Dedicated & professional manpower
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Contact : [email protected]
GUIDING KINGSTON HOLDINGS
SPEARHEADING AN EMPIRE IS NEVER AN EASY TASK
Kingston Holdings the single largest
investor in Sharjah Airport International
Freezone is spear headed by Mr Lalu
Samuel one of the leading Industrialists
based in the UAE. Being in the UAE
for more than three decades, he owns
Kingston Management consultants
as well. Mr Samuel is also the CEO
and Managing Director for four major
multinational companies namely Pierlite
Middle East, an Australian Multinational,
GP Middle East an Asian Multinational
Public listed in Hong Kong, Rexton
Technologies of UK, and now Xpelair
Middle East of UK for the Middle East,
Africa and subcontinent Region.
Rexton Technologies
Originally a British company started
in the 1950s is currently worldwide
owned by Kingston Holdings FZC. Rexton
a worldwide registered brand with a
portfolio of more than 12000 products, is
currently the flagship brand of Kingston
Holdings.
Pierlite
Kingston’s JV partner Pierlite Australia
is the largest lighting manufacturer
in Australia and Asia Pacific. Pierlite
is known for its quality, technical
performance, support and service. The
Manufacturing Joint venture operations
covers entire Middle East and Africa.
Gold Peak
Founded in 1964 Headquartered in
Hong Kong, Gold Peak is an Asian Multi
National. The company is listed in Hong
Kong and Singapore stock exchange.
Gold Peak is the owner of GP batteries
and a manufacturer of primary and
rechargeable batteries. GP Batteries is
the third largest battery company in the
world. GP has 60% world market share
of 9 volt batteries.
Glen Dimplex & Xpelair
Xpelair Middle East is a JV between
Glen Dimplex the parent company of
Xpelair UK and Kingston Holdings FZC.
The JV covers, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka,
Nepal, Bangladesh, GCC, Middle East
and African and Central Asian countries.
Lalu Samuel
KINGSTON
HOLDINGS FZC
Glen Dimplex founded in 1973 is a
leading international group with annual
revenues in excess of two billion euro
and over ten thousand employees
across four continents. Glen Dimplex
comes with a portfolio of 25 brands in
various categories all of them world
leaders in their category (Xpelair,
Stoves, Belling, Morphy Richards, New
World, Creda, Galaxy, Faber).
CURRENT POSITIONS HELD:
• Member of the Board of Trustees
of the Sharjah Chamber of
Commerce & Industry
• Chairman of Industries Business
Group under the Sharjah Chamber
of Commerce & Industry (2200
manufacturing units)
• Board Member of the Indian
Business Leaders Forum
• Board of Directors of the Indian
Business & Professional Council
• Board of Directors of the India
Trade & Exhibition Centre
THE COMPANY HAS WON SEVERAL
AWARDS:
• Mohammed Bin Rashid Al
Maktoum Business Award
(The Vice President award) for
Manufacturing Category in the UAE
– March 2008
• Economic Excellence Award
in 2006 from the Sharjah
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Government for the Best Industry in
the Major Industries Category
Excellence 2000 from Sharjah
Chamber of Commerce and Industry
in year 2001, an acknowledgement
of the high standards and excellence
achieved by his company and
its exemplary performance and
contribution to the economic
development of the emirate of
Sharjah
‘Best Company in Sharjah Free Zone’
in the year 2000
Clipsal Corporate award for three
years consecutively –in 2001,
2002 and 2003– for his company’s
outstanding revenue growth and
contribution
PERSONAL ACCOLADES OF MR. SAMUEL:
• Selected as one of the top 100 Most
Influential Indian Business Leaders
in the UAE by Forbes Middle East
• Excellence Award (SEA) Business
Man of the Year (2013) - Sharjah
Airport International Freezone 24th April 2013
• Global Industrial Leadership award
at the House of Lords in London 27th September 2010
• ACHIEVER EXCELLENCE AWARD
from NRI Institute - 26th June 2010
• Golden Honour Award from the
King of Travancore in Kerala – 12th
December 2010
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SAIF ZONE
THE DREAM COME TRUE
DESTINATION FOR BUSINESS
SHARJAH AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL FREEZONE (SAIF ZONE)
SAIF Zone is adjacent to
Sharjah International
Airport and close to the
main ports, terminals
and cities of the country.
Despite the short history
of the free zone, it has
been noted for the fast
development providing
state-of-the-art facilities
for investors.
Sharjah Airport
International Free Zone
(SAIF) is the first Airport
Industrial Free Trade
Zone in the UAE. Easily
accessible to sea-ports
on the Gulf of Oman
(Port Khor Fakkan) and
the Arabian Gulf (Port
Khalid), SAIF Zone is built
adjacent to the Sharjah
International Airport, which has already
gained the enviable reputation as leading
cargo hub. With the distinction of being
the world’s first ISO 9001 certified
Airport Free Zone, Sharjah Airport
International Free Zone offers highly
developed infrastructure and extremely
attractive incentives make the dream
come true for the businessman.
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Sharjah Airport International Free Zone
provides some of the most enticing
business incentives in the region,
including speed of service and simplicity
of process. The perception of lengthy
and highly bureaucratic procedures to
set up in the Middle East can be a serious
barrier to potential investors but SAIFZone has a 24 hour licensing service
which enables businesses to be up and
running sooner than has ever been
possible before. The customer base is
among the largest in the world from one
central hub, with access to more than 2
billion people within a four hour flight
and as one of the most dynamic Emirates
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in the UAE, Sharjah accounts for over a
third of the country’s industrial activity.
Its links to the rest of the world are
accessible and immediate and regardless
of where your customers are based,
SAIF-Zone provides you with all the
benefits of a personal and corporate
tax-free income with no import export
duties.
Versatility has always been one of SAIFZone’s prime objectives. From a single
office space to entire manufacturing
facilities and everything in between, the
options are designed to accommodate
every business and every scenario.
Warehouses, storage areas, container
parking, bunkers and labour housing
are all available at the lowest costs and
highest quality. SAIF-Zone offers an
unlimited workforce to support your
business along with sponsorship and
visas for in-house staff to make the
transition to a new workplace as smooth
as possible.
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100% repatriation of capital &
profits
100% Corporate, personal income
tax exemptions
100% exemption of import &
export taxes
License issued within 24 hours
On site labor accommodation
25 years lease extendable to a
similar period
Sponsorship and visa’s for all staff
Free transfer of funds & a stable
Currency
Global and regional communication
facilities with excellent sea, land
and air transport links
Access to over 2 billion customers
Strategic location
24 hour hotline for equipment and
provision of labor
Competitive structure of fee,
property and management
24 X 7 Operations.
BREAKBULK EUROPE
EXPO 2015
The recently concluded Breakbulk
Europe expo 2015 in Antwerp could
be seen as the continent’s largest
exhibition designed for the Breakbulk
and project cargo industry. Celebrating
the event’s 10th anniversary, attendees
benefitted from unparalleled networking
opportunities with project cargo owners,
freight forwarders and transportation
specialists. The four-day event offered
industry workshops, a conference
featuring leading Breakbulk and
project cargo experts and an exhibition
showcasing a range of both international
and European companies.
CSS Group was a participant at the event,
attending the conference and exhibition.
The company was represented by Siby C
Kurian, Senior General Manager, Sales &
Marketing CSS Group and Narayan R T,
General Manager CSS Bahrain.
“Breakbulk Europe 2015 was an
extremely interactive and an engaging
exhibition, which is why it is rated as
one the most sought after exhibitions
amongst Breakbulk cargo logisticians.
This year was no different with excellent
networking opportunities, an increase
in participation from last year and
more importantly more business
opportunities were created with existing
and new partners within the fraternity
of shipping and logistics”, Commented
Siby C Kurian.
Breakbulk Europe 2015 celebrated
10 years of success as the top event
designed for the Breakbulk and project
cargo industry. Bringing together EPCs,
ports, forwarders, transporters and
other cargo specialists and industry
experts, the event proved to be
worthwhile for Breakbulk and project
cargo logisticians. Spread across four
halls, the exhibition offered a multitude
of networking opportunities, two days
of executive presentations focused on
Europe’s economic and transport issues
and workshops for those seeking to
build their professional skills.
PROJECTS AT CSS
“This year’s Breakbulk, as always
provided an excellent platform to
network and meet other industry
partners and share concerns and ideas.
The increasing number of participants
every year is an obvious example of
how industry experts are keen on this
exhibition. Breakbulk cargo movement
is an exciting and growing sector and
the conference enabled us to meet
new members and to understand new
concepts”, mentioned Narayan R. T.
The exhibition started on the 18th May
concluded on the 21st witnessing so
much interaction and exchange of ideas
amongst the participants.
MOVING HVAC UNITS TO EGYPT
The Sales Dubai team in coordination
with CSS Homeward Bound and Jebel
Ali operations division successfully
completed one major movement
from Sharjah, UAE to Adabiya, Egypt.
The movement which required close
coordination was handled professionally
by the CSS teams with careful planning
and skill. The products were HVAC Units
(Heating, Ventilating & Air conditioning
Units) from a reputed company with a
volume exceeding 2000
CBM.
The entire units were
meticulously crated by
the relocations division,
CSS Homeward bound.
The entire process
was completed within 15 days time
inviting highest client appreciation. The
operations teams then took over the
movement for which
they involved 35
trailers. The trailers
moved the units with
extreme care on to
Breakbulk vessel to
be further shipped to
Adabiya, Egypt.
High professionalism
was displayed by each and every
department of CSS involved in the
process and ensured highest client
satisfaction in executing such time
sensitive works as always.
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DP WORLD
DP WORLD PARTNERS WITH
EMIRATES TRANSPORT
DPW recently announced an MoU signed
in Jebel Ali by Mohammed Al Muallem
and Mohammed Abdullah Al Jarman
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, April
04, 2015:- DP World UAE Region, has
signed a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) with Emirates General Transport
and Services Corporation (Emirates
Transport). The MoU includes a range of
potential benefits for both organisations
including road transport solutions
provided by Emirates Transport such
as a bus fleet for leasing, heavy goods
vehicle (HGV) drivers, repairs, washing
and cleaning services, and converting
vehicles to operate on natural gas.
Mohammed Al Muallem, Senior Vice
President and Managing Director of
DP WorldUAE Region, and Mohammed
Abdullah Al Jarman, General Manager of
Emirates Transport, signed the MoU at
DP World’s offices in Jebel Ali.
Mohammed Al Muallem, Senior Vice
President and Managing Director, DP
World UAE Region, said:
“New transport initiatives for
terminal workers are part of
our commitment to enhance
operations with a modern and
integrated transport network.
Emirates Transport has over
three decades of experience in
the transport industry, and we
are looking forward to a high
quality service in line with our
international best practices.”
The signing ceremony was attended by Mohammed Al Muallem, Senior Vice President
and Managing Director of DP World UAE Region, Mohammed Abdullah Al Jarman,
General Manager of Emirates Transport. Senior officials from DP World UAE Region
including Mohammed Ali Ahmed Chief Operating Officer, Abdulla bin Damithan,
Commercial Director, and Mohammed Al Mannaie, Director of Mina Rashid.
The ET delegation included Waleed Salim Al Muhairi, Executive Director of Transport
and Rental Division and Badar Mahmoud Al Attar, Executive Director, Logistic Services.
Mohammed Abdullah Al Jarman, General
Manager of Emirates Transport, said:
“As a provider of transport
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solutions in the UAE, Emirates
Transport is proud to partner
with DP World UAE Region
and its flagship Jebel Ali Port,
which plays a significant role
in our nation’s economy. We
are delighted to have the
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opportunity to play a role
in this regional hub, and to
explore future collaboration
opportunities.”
Emirates Transport provides transport
and maintenance automobile services
for government, federal, and local
organisations and the private sector
through 28business centres and units,
7 subsidiaries and associate companies
across the UAE.
April 2015
EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH
Shijo Joseph - Airfreight Department
Given By Baiju Sadanand, Manager Air Freight
May 2015
Pramod Maniyappan – Operations (CSS AUH)
Given By Renjith B Pillai, Branch Manager CSS Abu Dhabi
General features of the software include
Modules include
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WHIMS (Warehouse Inventory
Management)
HRMS
Payroll
Freight Forwarding
General Module
WEWMS (Web enabled warehouse
management system)
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Facility to manage Multi company/
division or branch activities
Portal enabled system
Easy online help available with each
module.
Customisable theme settings
Customizable reports
Electronic authorization and
document processing
User/ Group level security features
Transaction based audit trial
Data transfer facility (EDI)
Customizable parameters
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MOVING & RELOCATION
MOVING & RELOCATION EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS LOGISTICS INDUSTRIAL PACKING
SUMMER MOVE
Moving locally or internationally can be
an exciting process, but when you are in
hot & humid summer weather, the move
can become stressful, uncomfortable
& frustrating. Summer poses its own
challenges and most people know how
daunting it can be, but if you plan ahead
and create a blue print for your move,
the transition will go smoothly.
Make it simple
CHOOSE THE RIGHT MOVING
PARTNER
Make sure you choose a licensed mover
with accreditation and experience in
summer moving. To avoid mishaps,
book the movers early, as you may
have a hard time finding any that
are available, this is especially true
if you need the move to take place
on a weekend on the 1st or end
of the month.
SCHEDULE YOUR MOVE
DURING WEEKDAYS
Ideally, try to schedule
on a weekday. It might
be good idea to move in
the middle of the month
– as the beginning and
the end of summer month are
undoubtedly the busiest time
to move. So as you won’t have
as hard of a time renting moving
trucks or dealing with crowded
elevators.
CHOOSE EARLY MORNING OR
LATE EVENING
Ensure you make your move
during the early mornings of
late evening to avoid harsh
weather. While contracting the
movers itself this needs to be confirmed.
Overnight packing makes it easier to
move during the early hours of the day.
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PRECAUTIONS TO BEAT THE HEAT
Try to beat the heat during this process,
Even if you hire movers you will still be
doing some walking and standing in the
heat, so keep yourself hydrated. Stock
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plenty of water, freeze towels to put
around your neck, and wear lightweight,
moisture materials.
ENSURE DESTINATION IS READY TO
OCCUPY
Crack the air-conditioning, there’s
nothing more relieving than stepping
into a cool apartment and out of hot
weather. Make your summer move
much more bearable by turning on the
air-conditioning as soon as you get there,
this way you don’t have to sweat while
you’re unpacking.
IT @ CSS GROUP
10000 + LIKES
Social media revolution within the Face
book page of CSS Group is the latest
IT update from Consolidated Shipping
Group. Recently the face book page of
CSS Group has received 10,000 likes
and is still going. Widely accepted
by the entire shipping fraternity, the
Face book page of CSS is a constantly
updated platform connecting the
company members with the Social
media community. You can find the latest
updates from within the company as well
as interesting, must know facts happening
in the logistics and freight forwarding
fraternity from CSS Group Page.
Log on to https://www.facebook.com/
cssgroupsite?fref=ts to know more
about CSS Activities.
CSS Kingston Logistics FZC has launched
its new website recently. The website
features all activities of CSS Kingston
Logistics from its flagship facility at the
SAIF Zone, Sharjah. The new website
was designed and powered by Twin
Info Solutions Pvt. Ltd, a Kerala based
BPO Company. The site has been neatly
decorated with the images from their
warehouse and other services CSS
Kingston is offering. The company is
planning to add more interactive links
to the website to make it more users
friendly and productive, in the due
course.
CSS KINGSTON WEBSITE LAUNCHED
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CSR @ CSS
Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars
SCHOOL KITS DISTRIBUTED
As part of a CSS - CSR initiative,
School kits which included new
bags, books and pencil boxes were
distributed amongst pre-primary
and primary school children in
and around Thrikkunnappuzha,
Alleppey Dist. Kerala. Five lower
primary schools which are running
under the Government of Kerala aid
were benefitted by this regular CSR
programme of school aid distribution
by CSS under the guidance of T
S Kaladharan, Group Chairman.
The schools were Govt. LP School
Valiyaparambu, Govt. LP School
Thrikkunnappuzha, Govt. LP School
Panoor, Govt. LP School Pallana & Govt.
LP School Atmavidya Sangham.
New bags and books brought beaming
smiles on the faces of more than 900
little faces. The programme commenced
with local authority members from
the Panchayat wards welcoming the
gathering. All the children, their parents
and the school authorities were present
for the occasion. The school kits were
distributed by Mr. Babu Prasad, former
Member of the Kerala Legislative
Assembly and the present member
of the Kerala State Electricity Board.
People’s representatives and the school
authorities thanked CSS and Kala for this
noble activity. Lunch was also served to
more than 500 people that included the
children and parents
on this auspicious
occasion.
G Unnikrishnan,
Head of Marketing
& Corporate
communications,
CSS Group and
Hareendran,
Manager, Devas Farm
house were present
on behalf of CSS for
the function.
PEDALING TO A BETTER FUTURE
THE SMART COMMUTE INITIATIVE FROM MUMBAI
The world environment day was
welcomed by the CSS Mumbai in a
unique manner. Under the guidance
of CSS India Director, Jairam K R,
“The smart commute” promotion was
launched during the world environment
day. This was an ambitious effort to
promote the concept of “Cycle to work”,
which was well received by many
young and enthusiastic nature lovers
of Mumbai. The concept of Cycle to
work was a humble effort to reduce
the everyday commuting problems,
the people of Mumbai faces during the
heavy traffic of the rush hours.
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easily beat the traffic congestion,
Improve air quality, reduce carbon foot
print, smart way to remain healthy and
obviously make this environment a
better place for the future generations.
A seasoned marathoner by nature,
Jairam’s new concept and effort was well
appreciated launched especially on the
World environment day. Many working
professionals keen in becoming a smart
commuter, participated in this initiative.
Jairam himself is keen in improving
his long distance cycling skills with
his friends and team mates during this
season. Let us wish him and his team all
success!!!
PROFESSIONAL TALK
BUILD YOUR BUSINESS
INVEST IN A GENZ YARD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (YMS)
Basically, a yard management system
(YMS) is a software system designed
to oversee the movement of trucks and
trailers in the yard of a manufacturing
facility, warehouse, or distribution center.
YMS provides real-time information on
the location of trailers in the yard and
allows yard employees to move trailers
from staging to docks to fill orders in
an efficient manner. The terms YMS
is at times used concurrently with
Warehouse Management Systems
(WMS) or Transportation Management
Systems (TMS).
Opposed to traditional methods of
managing loads/containers at the yards,
today with the assistance of latest
technology, there is not only effective
time management but a lot of double
guessing can also be eliminated. For
instance the elaborate procedure of
filling and filing in paper work has been
drastically reduced by adopting online
procedures. This not only avoids time
lags but also speeds up the process, as
all essential information with
regard to the load are available in
the system and hence when the
trailer arrives, the details not only
pop up, but from the gate in time
itself, the warehouse is alerted
that the load has arrived. Still
further with the use of modern
technology it is easier to track
the location of the container,
the kind of container, ie refer
or normal etc, its contents and
to also monitor the priority for
loading etc.
For instance the latest technology
that is being adopted to assist
YMS is the use of drones or unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAVs) flying around a
yard, either autonomously or controlled
by a remote. The drones enable to survey
large areas of densely-packed assets for
the purposes of inventory reconciliation
or pinpointing where certain inventory is
located, producing such information with
accuracy and in a matter of minutes.
Some drones are also equipped with
real-time location system capabilities
which facilitate the uploading of real
time video data via wi-fi upon return to
their ground stations.
With technological assistance, the
planning, execution and movement in
the yard is made simple and easy.
Another plus point with the use of
drones is that long standing containers
can be identified and dealt with in a
timely manner. This also simplifies
the task of updating demurrage and
detention charges which is critical for
efficient management and operation of
any yard.
When a yard maximizes on the use of
technology to assist its growth, it can
capitalize on utilizing its space to the
fullest. The most difficult task for any
yard manager is to keep a tab on the
number of daily ins and outs it’s the
yard. This is especially crucial when
yards are in prime locations and their
operational cost is relatively much
higher. Hence the combination of
improved dock door scheduling, and
visibility of empty trailers sitting idle in
the yard, enables yard output to increase
drastically.
Joy Thattil
Maritime Lawyer & Partner @ Callidus
Corporate & Maritime Consulting ( CCMC)
Dubai & India
[email protected]
Hence smart logistics operators, by using
generation – Z technology, to bridge their
supply chain gaps, can also attain better
control over yard equipment, track assets
in real-time, locate perishable loads,
effectively manage waiting time and
schedule their operations better, which is
a win-win situation.
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KALEIDOSCOPE
SHOES THAT FIT !
Invariably many things, in our day to day
lives, change in a way that we just do
not seem to notice. It was not that long
ago that, in many countries, the small
corner shop ruled. It not only provided
personal service, it was also the centre
of local gossip and news. The compulsive
attraction of the shopping experience
seems to rob most customers of good
sense and reason. Impulse buying,
influenced by the way store displays are
arranged, often mean we return home
with things we never really intended to
purchase.
An internationally famous cut-price
store group regularly has offers on
totally unexpected items. Customers are
known for going in to buy vegetables and
come out having bought, unexpectedly, a
new microwave! So strong is our desire
to shop that the Internet has become the
driving force. Unlike the corner shop,
with which we tend to have a personal
relationship, the big stores never get
to know us in the same personal way.
The Internet moves us even further
away from meaningful individualised
customer service because online vendors
can only provide impersonal web
suggestions. As online buyers we usually
try to do all the research ourselves. The
helpful comments and advice we use
to receive from our corner shop have
effectively vanished from the process.
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I recently found, online, a wonderful
pair of sports shoes at what was a great
bargain price. However when they were
delivered, even though I had ordered
my usual size, they did not fit. Perhaps
this represents an online equivalent of
impulse buying but, there again, how
could I check out if that style of shoe
fitted me?
Unfortunately I had not read the
website’s small print and only when I
tried to return them did I discover that
I was liable for the postage charges etc.
The hassle and cost, in time and money,
of doing this meant I ended-up giving the
shoes away to a friend. But my friend’s
gain was the online stores loss, because
I never shopped with them again. What
I had thought was an e-bargain turned
out not to be the case. I learnt to only use
online retailers who have a favourable
returns policy.
So can you imagine a supermarket
with no customers, no aisles to walk
along, no checkout tills and certainly no
shop assistants? In doing this you have
just created a “dark store”, the name
for something which exists to cater
for the needs of the public’s demand
for online shopping. Technology is
rapidly reshaping the way we shop and
also changing the way our town’s and
city’s high streets look. Stores accept
that many of us now spend our time
‘showrooming’ instead of doing real
shops. We stroll through the stores
whilst at the same time using our
mobiles to check whether what we
want to buy is cheaper somewhere else,
maybe online. Probably most worrying
for the supermarkets and shopping
centres is that some 40% of the under40s “showroom” and this proportion is
set to grown.
Just like other changes, it has been
almost unnoticed, that consumerism
has become a principal pastime for the
greater majority of us. We have become
a generation of shopaholics believing
that the more we consume the better our
lives and social status will be. Some may
think that we are destined to be slaves
of online buying, where we don’t have
any tangible confirmation of what we are
going to get.
However we still value the opportunity
to inspect what we want to buy, so it
maybe that “showrooming” and online
buying might be able to combine to
provide more openness in the online
shopping experience. This has already
started in some areas, with “buy online
– collect and inspect in store” and “book
your holiday – pay balance at travel
agent”. So maybe I should look forward
to buying shoes that fit but there again
perhaps it won’t be long before we have
3D virtual shoe fittings online!
Kaleidoscope desk
LUCKY WINNER
As part of our continuous commitment to the freight
forwarding fraternity, CSS initiated a thank you scheme over
6 years ago, whereby one lucky name out of the scores of
business cards that are dropped into the raffle bowls placed
at the Delivery Order Counter will be rewarded with a gift.
The winner picked selected and rewarded for the months
of March- April 2015 was Yeshwent from TAD Logistics
who walked away with gift vouchers worth AED 200 from
Carrefour, presented by Fida Asghar, Team Manager
NVOCC, CSS Dubai.
Jairam K R
DELHI
Director
[email protected]
Rajesh Arora
V P - North India
[email protected]
Exports-Sales & Marketing
Prasun Roy
Sr Manager Export
[email protected]
Manish Kumar
Manager sales
[email protected]
Sunit Sharma
Dy. Manager - sales
[email protected]
Bairender Executive
[email protected]
Imports-Sales & Marketing
Rajeev Kumar
Manager Import
[email protected]
Prabhakar Kumar
Dy. Manager - sales
[email protected]
Nikhil Narang
Asst. Manager - Sales
[email protected]
Export Documentation, CRM & Operation
Gauri Pradhan (Mr)
Executive - docs
[email protected]
Sangeeta Negi
Executive CRM
[email protected]
Pooja Bhardwaj
Senior executive - export
[email protected]
Custom Clearance
Mahesh Kumar
Asst Manager – Custom Clearance [email protected]
Imports Documentation, CRM & Operation
Kishan Dutt
Executive- Dox
[email protected]
Atul Jaiswal
Asst Manager – Docs & CRM [email protected]
Ekta Sawney
Executive -CRM
[email protected]
Deepali Arora
Executive - CRM
[email protected]
Prince Jawa
Executive- CRM
[email protected]
Sumit Kumar
Executive - Dox
[email protected]
Bhanu Saxena
Jr Executive - CRM
[email protected]
Harish Singh Bisht
Executive - DOx
[email protected]
Chandan Exectutive - Dox
[email protected]
Anil Kumar Jha
Asst Manager – Docs & CRM [email protected]
Accounts:
Sudeep V. Pillai
Manager-Accounts
[email protected]
Tom
Trainee Accounts
[email protected]
Vijay kr Jalla
Sr. Executive-Accounts
[email protected]
MUMBAI
Projects
Prabhakar Maniyan Vice President
Import / Airfreight & Logistics
Rahat Talreja Vice President
Quresh Javiwala Senior Commercial Manager Sunny Mathew Manager
Devdatt Adivarekar Manager- Logistics
Amol More
Ramesh Tayade
Export Documentation
A K Swamy Customer Service Export
Ranjit Rahulan
Finance Shridhar Bitla Amol Dengle
Manager Documentation
Senior Manager Operations
[email protected]
[email protected]
Manager [email protected]
Manager
[email protected]
Asst. Manager Finance Deputy Manager Pricing
[email protected]
[email protected]
Regional Head- Gujarat
[email protected]
Branch Manager
Manager- Imports
Manager Customer Service
Manager Accounts
Assistant Export Documentation
Executive - Customs Clearance
Import Operations
Import - CS
Export Operation
Office Assistant
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General Manager, South India
Executive - Documentation
Executive - Customer service
[email protected]
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Manager- Sales & Marketing
Executive - Sales
[email protected]
[email protected]
Executive - Operations
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Branch Manager
Executive - Sales
[email protected]
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Branch Manager Executive Accounts Executive-Documentation
[email protected]
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AHMEDABAD
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CHENNAI
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Jittendra
Sathiyanarayanan
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Pallavi
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Dhanasekar
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You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you
have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. This approach has never let me down, and it has made all
the difference in my life.
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XINGANG
SOUTHAMPTON
SINGAPORE
SHANGHAI
ROTTERDAM
PORT KLANG
NINGBO
NEW YORK
NHAVA SHEVA
KUWAIT
KEELUNG
KARACHI
HONGKONG
BUSAN
BREMEN
BARCELONA
VOY
BANGKOK VESSEL
COCHIN
inbound
SAILING SCHEDULE
BAHRAIN
dubai
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444S5-Jul7-Jul
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445S12-Jul14-Jul
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446S19-Jul21-Jul
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447S26-Jul28-Jul
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071W17-Jul31-Jul
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1505 8-Jul28-Jul
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1507 29-Jul18-Aug
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1507 29-Jul18-Aug
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1506 23-Jul18-Aug
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1506 30-Jul25-Aug
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1506 12-Jul7-Aug
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1506 28-Jul23-Aug
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1506 8-Aug3-Sep
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1510 15-Aug10-Sep
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119-Jul31-Jul
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1016-Jul7-Aug
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1423-Jul14-Aug
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1130-Jul21-Aug
MOL COSMOS
426-Aug28-Aug
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1813-Aug4-Sep
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1220-Aug11-Sep
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1127-Aug18-Sep
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362S6-Jul2-Aug
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363S13-Jul9-Aug
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364S20-Jul16-Aug
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365S27-Jul23-Aug
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366S3-Aug30-Aug
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367S10-Jul6-Aug
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368S17-Aug13-Sep
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369S24-Aug20-Sep
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071W 22-Jul6-Aug
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071W10-Jul28-Jul
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HYUNDAI SINGAPORE 068W2-Aug20-Aug
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HYUNDAI CONFIDENCE069W24-Aug11-Sep
HYUNDAI JAKARTA 058W2-Jul20-Jul
HYUNDAI CONFIDENCE535W10-Jul28-Jul
HYUNDAI BUSAN
071W17-Jul4-Aug
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HYUNDAI SINGAPORE 068W8-Aug26-Aug
HYUNDAI COLOMBO 070W15-Aug2-Sep
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NICOLINE MAERSK 1522 7-Jul11-Jul
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XINGANG
SOUTHAMPTON
SINGAPORE
SHANGHAI
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dubai
PORT KLANG
NINGBO
NEW YORK
NHAVA SHEVA
KUWAIT
KEELUNG
KARACHI
HONGKONG
BUSAN
BREMEN
BARCELONA
BANGKOK VOY
BAHRAIN
VESSEL
COCHIN
inbound
SAILING SCHEDULE
NICOLINE MAERSK 1534 18-Aug22-Aug
NICOLINE MAERSK 1536 25-Aug29-Aug
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1911-Jun15-Jun
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208-Aug12-Aug
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15047-Jul31-Jul
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15063-Aug27-Aug
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071W12-Jul31-Jul
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072W30-Aug18-Sep
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003W3-Jul24-Jul
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054W28-Aug18-Sep
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EPB72E14-Aug10-Sep
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071W2-Jul
28-Jul
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1-Aug
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8-Aug
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15-Aug
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22-Aug
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29-Jul
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5-Aug
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072W17-Jul
12-Aug
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20-Aug
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22-Jul
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5-Aug
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008EPW 17-Aug 17-Sep
HERMES ARROW 15112-Jul17-Jul
BUXCONTACT 15119-Jul24-Jul
TG POSEIDON 151116-Jul31-Jul
NORTHERN ENDEAVOUR 150923-Jul7-Aug
TG APHRODITE 151330-Jul14-Aug
HERMES ARROW 15136-Aug21-Aug
BUXCONTACT 151313-Aug28-Aug
TG POSEIDON 151320-Aug4-Sep
PAC ARIES
80 5-Jul7-Jul
CSAV TOCONAO 52512-Jul14-Jul
APL SAVANNAH 16 19-Jul21-Jul
HYUNDAI LOYALTY 46 26-Jul28-Jul
APL BOSTON 18 2-Aug4-Aug
APL PHOENIX 17 9-Aug11-Aug
MAERSK TIGRIS 15106-Jul11-Jul
MDV VICTORIA 150813-Jul18-Jul
MAERSK INDUS 150820-Jul25-Jul
MAERSK NILE 151027-Jul1-Aug
HS COLUMBIA 15103-Aug8-Aug
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ABOVE MENTIONED ARE TENTATIVE VESSELS AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. ALSO DIRECT SERVICES TO CHENNAI, DOHA, RIYADH, AND SHARJAH
SINGAPORE
SHANGHAI
UMM QASR
ROTTERDAM
RIYADH
NHAVA SHEVA
NEW YORK
SOHAR
dubai
MOMBASA
KUWAIT
KARACHI
JEDDAH
HAMBURG
GENOA
FELIXSTOWE
DELHI
DAR ES SALAM
DAMMAM
COCHIN
CHENNAI
BAHRAIN
AQABA
ALEXANDRIA
ABU DHABI
VOY
JEBEL ALI
VESSEL
COLOMBO
outbound
SAILING SCHEDULE
MAERSK EUPHRATES 151010-Aug15-Aug
FOLEGANDROS 150624-Aug29-Aug
HYUNDAI CONFIDENCE
536E4-Jul19-Jul
HYUNDAI HIGHNESS537E11-Jul26-Jul
HYUNDAI BANGKOK054E18-Jul2-Aug
HYUNDAI VANCOUVER
214E25-Jul9-Aug
HYUNDAI FREEDOM532E1-Aug16-Aug
HYUNDAI COLOMBO
071E8-Aug23-Aug
HYUNDAI JAKARTA060E15-Aug30-Aug
HYUNDAI BANGKOK053W
1-Jul3-Jul
HYUNDAI OAKLAND047W
13-Jul15-Jul
HYUNDAI JAKARTA059W
27-Jul29-Jul
HYUNDAI CONFIDENCE
536W
4-Aug6-Aug
HYUNDAI BUSAN 072W
11-Aug13-Aug
HYUNDAI BANGKOK054W
18-Aug20-Aug
HYUNDAI VANCOUVER
214W
25-Aug27-Aug
NICOLINE MAERSK 15341-Jul3-Jul
NICOLINE MAERSK 15568-Jul10-Jul
NICOLINE MAERSK 155815-Jul17-Jul
NICOLINE MAERSK 156022-Jul24-Jul
NICOLINE MAERSK 156229-Jul31-Jul
NICOLINE MAERSK 15645-Aug7-Aug
NICOLINE MAERSK 156612-Aug14-Aug
NICOLINE MAERSK 156819-Aug21-Aug
MAERSK TUKANG 15085-Jul 11-Jul
NORTHERN JASPER 151212-Jul 18-Jul
MAERSK SEOUL 151019-Jul 25-Jul
MAERSK TAURUS 151026-Jul 1-Aug
MAERSK TAIKUNG 15102-Aug 8-Aug
MAERSK TANJONG 15109-Aug 15-Aug
NORTHERN JAGUAR 151016-Aug 22-Aug
MAERSK TUKANG 151023-Aug 29-Aug
MAERSK TIGRIS 15106-Jul22-Jul
TALASSA 150813-Jul29-Jul
MAERSK INDUS 150820-Jul5-Aug
MAERSK NILE 151027-Jul12-Aug
HS COLUMBIA 15103-Aug19-Aug
MAERSK EUPHRATES 151010-Aug26-Aug
FOLEGANDROS 150617-Aug2-Sep
MAERSK TIGRIS 15106-Jul6-Aug
TALASSA 150813-Jul13-Aug
MAERSK INDUS 150820-Jul26-Jul
HS COLUMBIA 15103-Aug9-Aug
MAERSK EUPHRATES 151010-Aug16-Aug
FOLEGANDROS 150617-Aug23-Aug
NEDLLOYD BARENTSZ 151024-Aug30-Aug
ROSA
040N1-Jul 3-Jul
ROSA
041N8-Jul 10-Jul
ROSA
042N15-Jul 17-Jul
ROSA
043N22-Jul 24-Jul
ROSA
044N29-Jul 31-Jul
ROSA
045N5-Aug 7-Aug
ROSA
046N12-Aug 14-Aug
MAERSK TUKANG 15085-Jul29-Jul
NORTHERN JASPER151212-Jul6-Aug
MAERSK SEOUL 151019-Jul7-Aug
MAERSK TAURUS 151026-Jul14-Aug
MAERSK TAIKUNG 15102-Aug27-Aug
MAERSK TANJONG15109-Aug28-Aug
NORTHERN JAGUAR
151016-Aug4-Sep
MAERSK TUKANG 151023-Aug17-Sep
CMA CGM MAUPASSANT
EPB88W 6-Jul5-Aug
CMA CGM TOSCA EPB90W
15-Jul14-Aug
CMA CGM BERLIOZ EPB92W 21-Jul20-Aug
CMA CGM MUSSET 002EPW 27-Jul26-Aug
CMA CGM SAMSON 004EPW 3-Aug2-Sep
CMA CGM RABELAIS 006EPW 10-Aug9-Sep
CMA CGM CORNEILLE 008EPW
17-Aug16-Sep
NYK AQUARIUS 68 6-Jul8-Jul
NYK APOLLO 78 13-Jul15-Jul
NYK APHRODITE 69 20-Jul22-Jul
HANJIN CHONGQING
37 27-Jul29-Jul
NYK THEMIS
36 7-Aug9-Aug
HANJIN YANTIAN 76 17-Aug19-Aug
MARIE DELMAS 0219WS 3-Jul21-Jul
OSAKA TRADER 0239WS 11-Jul29-Jul
CMA CGM LA TOUR
0259WS 18-Jul5-Aug
CMA CGM KAILAS 0279WS 25-Jul12-Aug
MARIE DELMAS 0299WS 31-Jul18-Aug
OSAKA TRADER 0319WS 8-Aug26-Aug
CMA CGM LA TOUR 0339WS 15-Aug2-Sep
CMA CGM KAILAS 0359WS 22-Aug 9-Sep
ABOVE MENTIONED ARE TENTATIVE VESSELS AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. ALSO DIRECT SERVICES TO CHENNAI, DOHA, RIYADH, AND SHARJAH
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CONTACTS
TOP MANAGEMENT
T S Kaladharan
Chairman
Anil Kumar
Director - Finance & Admin
Raj George
Senior V P - Projects, Oil & Energy
Ahmed Al Rais
Senior V P - Airfreight
Kenneth Allan Dinnadge Vice President – Business Development
[email protected]  
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
MARKETING AND CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS
Unnikrishnan G
Head- Mktg & Corp. Comm.
[email protected]
Sasikala (SK)
Senior Executive- Corp. Comm.
[email protected]
SALES (DUBAI) 1
Rosh Manoli
Team / RDM - (North America)
[email protected]
Ebie Babu Business Development Manager
[email protected]
Anoop Jose
Sales Executive
[email protected]
Vysakh P.S.
Coordinator
[email protected]
Abith T.S
Coordinator
[email protected]
SALES (DUBAI) 2
Richard Varghese
BDM - Team Head
[email protected]
Ranjit Nair
Key Account Manager
[email protected]
Nishad Radhakrishnan Sales Executive
[email protected]
Arif Suleman Khatri
Coordinator
[email protected]
Lin Jacob
Coordinator
[email protected]
SALES (NVOCC)
Fida Asghar Team Manager - NVOCC
[email protected]
Kiran Cherian
Team Leader
[email protected]
Ranjith Haridas
Team Leader
[email protected]
Anoop Banerjee
Sales Executive
[email protected]
Anuraj TC
Sales Executive
[email protected]
Sherin E Vincent
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Merlin Raj
Sales Coordinator merlin@
cssdubai.com
Mujeeb Althaf
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Rahul Haridas
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
ArathiCoordinator [email protected]
AthiraCoordinator [email protected]
TEAM FORWARDING
Tasleem S Patka BDM
[email protected]
Sindhu Nair
BDM
[email protected]
Thomas Paul
BDM
[email protected]
Bitto Babu
Sales Executive
[email protected]
Raphael Godson
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Akhil Prabha
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Vinita Swami
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
PRICING / KEY INFORMATION DESK
Thomas Mathew
Asst. Manager- Key Information Desk [email protected]
Aparna Renjit
Team Leader- Key Information Desk [email protected]
Rishi R Prasad
Coordinator - Pricing [email protected]
Girish Kumar
Sr. Coordinator- Key Information Desk [email protected]
Shabas C.P.
Coordinator- Key Information Desk [email protected]
Joel Stephen
Coordinator- Key Information Desk [email protected]
Clifford R
Coordinator- Key Information Desk [email protected]
AIR FREIGHT
Baiju Sadanand
Manager - Operations
[email protected]
Suranga
Asst. Manager - Operations
[email protected]
Shijo
Operations Assistant-Imports [email protected]
Sreenath V
Siby C Kurian
Ajay Krishnan
Arjun Bose
Chandrakala (CK)
Sr. GM - Projects Oil & Energy / Ops
Sr. GM - Sales & Marketing
Sr. GM - Freight forwarding & Key Info. Dept.
Director - CSS Abu Dhabi
Manager Operations - Ocean Freight
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Thambies
Operations Assistant-Exports [email protected]
Ajo Andrews
Warehouse In charge
[email protected]
PROJECTS, OIL & ENERGY Ahmad Fuad
Sr. BDM [email protected]
Sajith Vijayan
Manager - Operations
[email protected]
Ratheesh Nair
Operations Executive
[email protected]
Ameet Challa
Coordinator
[email protected]
Tobin Francis
Jr. Coordinator tobincssdubai.com
Govind Manral
Coordinator
[email protected]
Osama Amli
Customs Documentation
[email protected]
SALES PLUS
Arun Jayakumar
Asst. Manager
[email protected]
Ashok Sankar
Sr. Coordinator
[email protected]
Rashmi Praveen
Coordinator
[email protected]
Ramanathan Palaniappan Coordinator
[email protected]
SALES (TEAM JEBEL ALI) 1
Hinna Hussain
Team Manager
[email protected]
Vibin George
Sr.Sales Executive
[email protected]
Sanjeev Kumar
Sr.Sales Executive
[email protected]
Richard Salvious
Coordinator
[email protected]
Steffin John
Coordinator
[email protected]
NVOCC & CFS OPERATIONS
Don Raveendran
Asst. Manager – NVOCC & CFS Ops. [email protected]
Vishnu Nazir
Team Leader NVOCC Operations [email protected]
Jayandan P I
Team Leader CFS Operations
[email protected]
FREIGHT FORWARDING OPERATIONS
Ambili Don
Asst. Manager-Forwarding Ops.
[email protected]
Udheesh
Team Leader- Forwarding Ops.
[email protected]
Rajesh [email protected]
CUSTOMS DOCUMENTATION
RowmahsSupervisor
[email protected]
Shijeesh
Customs Documentation
[email protected]
CSLC-2 (SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT)
Hareesh M Haridas
Manager - Logistics
[email protected]
Sunil Kumar
Warehouse Supervisor
[email protected]
Nisha Murali
Coordinator - Logistics
[email protected]
Ajith V
Jr. Coordinator - Operations [email protected]
Aneesh Nair
Jr. Coordinator - Logistics
[email protected]
LAND TRANSPORT
Sudhir R
Supervisor
[email protected]
Pramod Kumar Coordinator (FCL)
[email protected]
Renjith Pushpasagaran
Coordinator (LCL)
[email protected]
FINANCE
Sanjeev Sasidharan
Manager- Finance
[email protected]
S. Subhashini
Credit Controller
[email protected]
HR & ADMIN.
Susanth Shekar
Manager - HR
[email protected]
Shelly Varkey John
Manager - Admin
[email protected]
Cheryl Annes
Exe. Secretary - Chairman’s Office [email protected]
Middle East
Consolidated Shipping Services L.L.C.
Consolidated Shipping Services L.L.C. Abu Dhabi
Corporate Office, P.O. Box 27802, Dubai, UAE
Tel: +971 4 3248884, Fax: +971 4 3249994
Email: [email protected]
P.O. Box 32454, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Tel: +971 2 6431717, Fax: +971 2 6431919
Email: [email protected]
Dubai International Airport Cargo Gateway (Dubai Cargo Village)
P.O. Box 27802, Dubai, UAE
Tel: +971 4 2826176, Fax: +971 4 2826179
Email: [email protected]
Consolidated Shipping Services W.L.L. Bahrain
P.O. Box 2209, Manama, Bahrain
Tel: +973 17540106, Fax: +973 17540107
Email: [email protected]
Consolidated Shipping Logistics Centre 1– CFS
P.O. Box 61334, Jebel Ali, Dubai, UAE
Tel: +971 4 8872333, Fax: +971 4 8872335
Email: [email protected]
Consolidated Shipping Logistics Centre 2 – SCM
P.O. Box 18595, Jebel Ali, Dubai, UAE
Tel: +971 4 8873999, Fax: +971 4 8818696
Email: [email protected]
MOVING & RELOCATION EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS LOGISTICS INDUSTRIAL PACKING
CSS Homeward Bound
P.O. Box 61334, Jebel Ali, Dubai, UAE
Tel: +971 4 2227780, Fax: +971 4 2223445
Email : [email protected]
www.cssgroupsite.com
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Hassan Haji
PRO
[email protected]
Devya D. HR Executive
[email protected]
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Biju Damodaran
Sr. Network Engineer
[email protected]
Arunkumar S
Network Engineer
[email protected]
CSS HOMEWARD BOUND Moving & Relocation, Industrial Packing/ Lashing & Crating
Syed Zeeshan
General Manager-Relocations
[email protected]
Operations
Team Operations
[email protected]
Vivek Nair
Coordination
[email protected]
Aileen Kitain
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Jonah Bulan
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Donna May Sta. Barbara
Move Consultant/Surveyor
[email protected]
CONSOLIDATED SHIPPING SERVICES L.L.C. ABU DHABI
Renjith B Pillai
Branch Manager
[email protected]
Midhun George
Sales Manager
[email protected]
Amal Hareendran
Asst. Manager- Ops & Cust. Service [email protected]
Githesh T.K.
Accountant
[email protected]
Rajneesh Radhakrishnan Sr. Sales Executive
[email protected]
Prakash Shetty
Sr. Sales Executive
[email protected]
Arun Pattath RamachandranSr. Sales Executive
[email protected]
Fayaz Abdulla Sales Executive
[email protected]
Arun Kuriakose
Sales Executive- NVOCC
[email protected]
Shijosh Kunjumon Sales Executive
[email protected]
Diyala Nasser Operations Supervisor
[email protected]
Litty Abraham
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Greeshma Nair Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Derick Livera
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Supriya Shetty
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Prince P Chandran
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Bisha Eappen
Sales Coordinator- NVOCC
[email protected]
Prajeesh Sivaprasad
Operations & Transport Executive [email protected]
Roshmer Farook Custom Clearance Clerk [email protected]
CONSOLIDATED SHIPPING SERVICES W.L.L. BAHRAIN
Narayan R T General Manager
[email protected]
Bijesh P.B
Sr. Sales Executive
[email protected]
Shaz. P
Sales Executive [email protected]
Prasad. N
Sales Executive [email protected]
Krishna Das
Operations Supervisor
[email protected]
Salim Das
CFS Operations
[email protected]
Vikas
Sales Coordinator
[email protected]
Ani. T
Customs Documentation
[email protected]
Prathap Chandran
Accountant
[email protected]
ASSOCIATES
CONSOLIDATED SHIPPING SERVICES W.L.L. – KUWAIT
Suhair Commercial Centre, Opp. Sharq Fire Station, 1st Floor
Al-Hilali Street, P.O. Box 12075, Shamiya 71651, Kuwait.
Tel +965 2249 3957, +965 22493960
Fax +965 2249 3956 Abdulrahman Amin
Dean Landers
Gr. General Manager
General Manager
CONSOLIDATED SHIPPING SERVICES – PAKISTAN
Suite 208, Progressive Square 11-A, Block-6,
Asghar Malik
Country Manager
PECHS, Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi-75400, Pakistan
Tel: +9221-3437 1352 (3-Lines, Fax: +9221-3437 1230)
KINGDOM OF SAUDIA ARABIA
BARWIL AGENCIES LTD FOR SHIPPING (WSS DAMMAM) Post Box 293, Dammam, 31411, KSA
Telephone : +966 3 833 9975, Fax : +966 3 833 3393
BARWIL AGENCIES LTD FOR SHIPPING (WSS RIYADH) Post Box 21663, Riyadh, 11486, KSA
Telephone : +966 1 477 3945, Fax :+966 1 477 4376
BINZAGR BARWIL MARINE TRANSPORT COMPANY LTD (WSS JEDDAH) Post Box 208, Jeddah, 21411, KSA
Telephone : +966 2 6973343, Fax : +966 2 6971103
IFS DOHA
P.O. Box 5994, Doha, Qatar Tel: +974 446 67100
Fax: +974 466 7400 Email: [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Mohammed Siraj
Imtiaz Ali
Logistics Operations Manager
Logistics Operations Supervisor
[email protected]
[email protected]
Mohammed Siraj
Kunhammed Koya
Logistics Operations Manager
Logistics Operations Supervisor
[email protected]
[email protected]
Mohammed Siraj
Omer Altaf
Logistics Operations Manager
Logistics Operations Supervisor
[email protected]
[email protected]
Oliver Hahn
Regional Manager
[email protected]
IFS MUSCAT
P.O. Box 2953, Ruwi 112, Sult. Of Oman Tel: +968 24 794100
Vijay Kumar
Fax: +968 24 795047 Email: [email protected]
Office Manager
[email protected]
HINDUSTAN SHIPPING & CLEARING HOUSE
Ground Floor, CCHAA Building, Indira Gandhi Road,W/ Island,
Cochin – 682009 Telefax: + 91 484 – 2667693/ 98
Branch Manager
[email protected]
Latha Ashokan
Indian Sub Continent
Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd.-Ahmedabad
Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd. – Delhi
904-Shree Balaji Heights, B/S-IDBI Bank, Nr. Body Line,C.G.Road, Ellisbridge,
Ahmedabad-380 006, Tel: +91 79 40390800/02/03/04, Mobile: +91 95864 20770
Email: [email protected]
A – 85, DDA Sheds, 2nd Floor, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase II,
New Delhi - 110020
Tel: +91 11 40589900, Fax: + 91 11 40589988
Email: [email protected]
Suite 305, III Floor, Sophia’s Choice, No.7, St. Mark’s Road, Bangalore - 560001
Tel: +91 80 22133011, Fax: +91 80 42110133
Email: [email protected]
Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd. – Mumbai
Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd. – Bangalore
Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd. – Chennai
S.M.J Parry’s Plaza, 4A, 4th Floor, Old No 12, New No 28
2nd Lane Beach, Parrys, Chennai-600 001
Email: [email protected]
Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd. – Cochin
Ground Floor, CCHAA Building, Indira Gandhi Road,
W / Island, Cochin – 682009, Telefax: +91 484 2667693 / 2667698
Email: [email protected]
Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd. – Coimbatore
No.110, Rajpriya Avenue, #41-A&B, Avinashi Road,
Civil Aerodrome Post, Coimbatore- 641014 / INDIA, Tel : +91 422 4394142
Email: [email protected]
Suite # 102, First Floor, Sai Samarth Building,
Deonar, Mumbai - 400088
Tel: +91 22 42212800, Fax: +91 22 42212899
Email: [email protected]
Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd. – Tirupur
NO:7/5,Ganga Nagar, 2nd Street, “MY CAPS” Building 3rd Floor
Behind Hotel Angel, Tirupur-641 602.
Tel: +91 421 2236025/2236302, Fax:+91 421 4332347
Email: [email protected]
Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd. – Tuticorin
No. 5A/179G, Caldwell Colony, 2nd Street [ West ],
Tuticorin - 628008
Tel/ Fax : 0461 2377088, Mobile. +91 8220009788 Email: [email protected]
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