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November 10, 2026
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Softlink Global named best Freight Tech Company

Softlink Global has won the Freight Tech Company of the Year award at the India Cargo Awards 2026, held on 14 October in New Delhi.

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Softlink Global named best Freight Tech Company
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Softlink Global has won the Freight Tech Company of the Year award at the India Cargo Awards 2026, held on 14 October in New Delhi. The awards recognise contributions across the country’s cargo and logistics sector. Softlink Global specialises in technology solutions for freight forwarders, customs brokers, and logistics service providers. Its offerings include cloud-based ERP software, customs clearance systems, and tools for managing freight operations, warehousing, transportation, and shipment documentation. The recognition highlights the growing role of technology in simplifying logistics operations, improving shipment visibility, and supporting coordination across the freight supply chain.

Pallak Kashyap is a reporter at CargoTalk, specialising in aviation and logistics. He covers the air cargo sector through news stories, interviews and on-ground reporting, with a clear focus on supply chains, operational trends and industry developments. His work aims to break down complex logistics narratives into practical, easy-to-understand insights for the trade. Beyond reporting, he closely follows evolving business trends and the forces shaping the future of global logistics.

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