Air Freight News

Total Movements completes high-stakes steel plant cargo shipment from China to India

Apr 23, 2025

Total Movements, member to the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) in India, has successfully executed a complex port-to-port shipment of over 10,000 cbm of critical break bulk cargo for a major Steel Plant project in India. Secured after intense competition and multiple rounds of bidding, this shipment required precise logistical coordination and strategic planning to overcome significant challenges.

Key Highlights:

  • Large-scale single shipment exceeding 10,000 cbm
  • Strict deadline requiring meticulous scheduling
  • Oversized cargo dimensions, with diameters surpassing 7 meters
  • Congested port operations, adding to the complexity of execution

Despite these hurdles, the shipment was delivered safely and on time—a testament to Total Movements' expertise in handling high-stakes logistics with efficiency and reliability.

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