Shreeji Translogistics wins Bonded Trucking Operator award

Shreeji Translogistics wins the Premier Bonded Trucking Operator award at the recently concluded India Cargo Awards 2026 in New Delhi. The company provides integrated road logistics, with services spanning full-truckload, less-than-truckload transport, parcel delivery, and import-export container movement. Customs-bonded trucking is a specialist service alongside over-dimensional cargo transport, rake handling, warehousing, and 3PL. Full-truckload transport is its core business, while its network covers 600 routes across India. Bonded trucking supports controlled movement of import and export freight between airports, inland facilities, and other cargo destinations.

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