Matchlog, precise shipping partners to enhance container logistics in India
India’s Matchlog Solutions partners with Accurate Shipping to optimize India’s container logistics.
The collaboration focuses on improving the efficiency of export import (EXIM) container flows across major trade corridors across the nation using real-time container reuse models and technology-driven processes.
According to accurate delivery, India’s logistics sector has witnessed an increase in trade volume and an increase in infrastructure growth.
The Matchlog and Supplicative Shipping collaboration aims to shift the sector’s traditional infrastructure-intensive systems to data-driven logistics operations.
The partnership uses Matchlog’s AI-based triangulation engine and integrated reuse yards to reuse imported containers in real time.
This approach is expected to eliminate empty travel, reduce driver waiting periods and optimize the use of transport assets.
The company says the transition not only reduces costs, but also reduces carbon emissions and brings a more efficient and environmentally friendly logistics chain.
Vinay Tripathi, Managing Director of Accuracy Transportation, said:
“With Matchlog’s platform, we can take it a step further to optimize container utilization at scale, while meeting the evolving needs of our customers. It is to embrace a future of logistics where every movement is meaningful, planned and data-driven. This is considered a natural evolution of services.”
Accurate delivery brings large port presence, strong fleets and customs expertise to collaboration.
Matchlog complements these strengths with a platform that provides predictive insights and reuse capabilities tailored to accurately meet real-time supply and demand.
This initiative is in line with Matchlog’s broader goal of removing 10 billion kilometers of redundant trips from the Global Exim container supply chain.
“We’re committed to providing a range of services to our customers,” said Harsh Vardhan Gupta, CEO of Matchlog India. “This collaboration represents the shift from reactive to a predictive model for container logistics. Instead of building more infrastructure, it makes existing networks smarter.
“We are creating new operating models with ground strength in precision delivery and a technology-driven reuse ecosystem. We are creating faster, lean and dedicated models for scale. This is a kind of transformation that the Indian supply chain needs.”
Accurate delivery said the collaboration will help speed turnaround times, improve planning and real-time visibility into the logistics environment.