Press Releases
One of India's pioneering and leading logistics companies, Varuna Group has completed 25 years in the Indian supply chain industry. Since its inception, the company's founders have prioritized operational excellence, driven by a passion for continuous improvement through customer-centricity, transparency, and a technology-first approach.
Having begun operations with merely two trucks, the company today has emerged as the preferred partner for supply chain leaders who count on them for efficient management of their end-to-end logistics operations and reduced effective landed cost of products. Operating with two key lines of business – logistics and warehousing, Varuna Group deploys the country’s largest dry cargo container fleet comprising 2000+ vehicles powered by a robust digital infrastructure. It also manages 25+ warehousing facilities across India, spread across a total area of 1.2 million sq. ft,” said the release
Thought Leadership Aricles
SMEs and MSMEs are integral sectors that generate employment, offer multiple opportunities for entrepreneurial development, and assist in the holistic development of society, facilitating a socio-economic transformation in the nation.
Like other sectors, including manufacturing, healthcare and food-processing; digitisation and automation is gaining ground in the Logistics & Warehousing management vertical as well. Traditionally, the warehouse industry has been relying on multiple manual and paper-based tasks to complete basic activities such as picking, put-away and sortation.
Industry Features
Catapulted to the fore in the wake of the pandemic, On-Demand warehousing services have surfaced as the need of the hour, emerging as one of the prime disruptions that has taken the warehousing segment by storm. This feature explores the rise of On-demand warehousing landscape in India and delineates how the warehousing segment can make the most of it
Last year when the pandemic struck the world everything came to a halt which led organisations to restructure their operations. Companies built both tech and infrastructure to suffice the needs of the consumers and market. Since the emergence of second wave of Covid India has again entered the phase of lockdown 2021
