India’s first container digital exchange goes live

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By Alex Lennane

01/07/2016

Kale Logistics Solutions, which developed India’s first container digital exchange, CODEX, has announced that the platform gone “live”, following a successful three-month pilot run. The formal Go Live was executed by the chief commissioner of customs Chennai Shri Pranab Kumar Das; chairman of VOC Port Trust Shri S.Anantha Chandra Bose; and commissioner of customs Tuticorin Shri KC Johny in a brief ceremony at Tuticorin on June 30 in the presence of all port stakeholders.

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