Agriculture is all about logistics, because not one single transaction that happens in the ag space that does not involve the movement of grain physically from one place to another. The first wave of globalisation of trade occurred in 1990's and

India’s logistics cost is estimated to account for somewhere between 13-14 per cent of the GDP. Out of which 60% is contributed by Agri sector. 90% of the 60% market functions on-spot and fragmented demand from shippers. One of the

Agriculture is one of the most important sectors of the Economy. With a contribution of 15.4% to the overall Gross Domestic Product of India valuing around 371.5 Billion USD, India is regarded as being the 2nd largest producer of agricultural

Logistics and Transportation constitute an important and relevant part of any Agri-Supply Chain System. Being the forerunner for the delivery of raw materials, intermediate and finished goods and products from one unit to another makes it very critical to the overall functioning of the value chain; right from the sources to the customer to be supplied too.