India's 2,843-km freight corridor targets 7% logistics cost cut
India's Dedicated Freight Corridor network is now fully operational, giving freight its own 2,843 km of double-track, high-capacity rail through the country's key manufacturing and agricultural belts. For supply chain leaders, the completed Western and Eastern DFCs promise faster, more reliable transit that reduces inventory carrying costs and working capital locked in transport. Reports point to logistics costs falling toward 7%, sharpening India's export competitiveness against China.
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