November7 , 2026

    Allcargo Terminals’ JNPT CFS Records All-Time High Output of 24,000 TEUs

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    Allcargo Terminals Limited has announced a significant operational milestone at its Container Freight Station (CFS) at Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNPT), recording an all-time high output of 24,000 TEUs.

    The achievement marks a major accomplishment for the JNPT facility, highlighting its operational strength, execution capabilities and consistent performance in handling EXIM cargo.

    The record output reflects the facility’s ability to manage substantial container volumes while maintaining operational efficiency and supporting the growing requirements of India’s international trade ecosystem. It also underscores the importance of efficient Container Freight Stations in facilitating seamless cargo movement between ports, exporters, importers and the wider logistics network.

    Located in the vicinity of one of India’s busiest container gateways, the JNPT CFS plays an important role in supporting the country’s EXIM trade by providing essential container handling and logistics services. Its performance contributes to strengthening the efficiency of port-linked supply chains and facilitating the movement of import and export cargo.

    Commenting on the achievement, Allcargo Terminals described the milestone as a reflection of the operational strength and consistency that drive the facility’s performance. The company expressed pride in the accomplishment and reiterated its commitment to strengthening operational capabilities and delivering greater value to India’s EXIM trade.

    The record of 24,000 TEUs further demonstrates Allcargo Terminals’ focus on operational excellence and its continued efforts to enhance its contribution to India’s evolving logistics and maritime infrastructure.

    As India’s containerised trade continues to expand, efficient CFS operations remain critical to improving cargo evacuation, supporting exporters and importers, and strengthening the competitiveness of the country’s logistics sector.