Where India’s part loads really go
What a year of consignment data says about the textile trade from Surat and Bhiwandi into the east.
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Boilerplate
Safe & Secure Logistics Private Limited (Safe & Secure, SSL) is a family-owned Indian logistics company, at work since 1951 and headquartered in Wadala, Mumbai. It is run on four commitments: stewardship, custody, governance and continuity. It runs a part-truckload network across 110+ branches and offices, full-truckload and long-haul refrigerated transport, plant logistics for automotive manufacturing, and a live cold-chain control tower it built itself. It also arranges freight forwarding, air freight, rail freight, sea freight and more for its customers. In FY2025-26 SSL moved ₹11,000 Cr+ of customers’ goods in 5.1 lakh consignments. Its promise is simple: “Delivering happiness since 1951.”
Founded in 1951, as the company logo states: “Since 1951”. Please quote any other figure with its period from the fact sheet.
Fact sheet
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Story ideas
SSL publishes original research from its own freight data. Journalists can ask for the underlying tables.
What a year of consignment data says about the textile trade from Surat and Bhiwandi into the east.
What live temperature and GPS data reveal about how refrigerated trucks actually spend their day.
How a family trucking business built its own control tower, and what changed for customers and truck owners.
An anonymised look at India’s busiest freight lanes from one carrier’s register: what moves, how far, how fast.
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