D P Logistics (Private) Limited (DPL) recently opened its new freight forwarding office in Colombo Fort.
Strategically located in the centre of the commercial capital at No. 75 1/1, 1st Floor, Hemas Building, Bristol Street, Colombo 01, the new office offers a gamut of freight forwarding services including sea, air and multimodal freight solutions, multi-country consolidation, enter-port transhipment and custom brokerage facilities, etc., backed by the latest technology to ensure best-in-class air/sea freight solutions coupled with end-to-end solutions that are tailor-made to suit the unique customer needs.
A member of the David Pieris Group of Companies, D P Logistics provides a full range of logistics and supply chain management solutions, including Transportation, 3rd party logistics including warehouse management and Freight Forwarding.
Customers also have access to a variety of supply chain solutions such as door to door services, handling of outer gauge and overweight cargo, comprehensive all liability insurance covers for cargo and goods, guaranteed cargo clearance within three days of arrival and expert advice on tariffs & classifications from this new office.
DPL’s new presence in close proximity to the Sri Lanka Ports Authority, Sri Lanka Customs, Import& Export Control Department, Department of Inland Revenue as well as to all key banks, airlines and shipping offices ensures a quick and efficient service; ultimate convenience to customers.
“D P Logistic nurtures a longstanding commitment to the industry and we are continuously reviewing our value proposition to ensure that we offer competitive end-to-end solutions to fuel our customers’ business ambitions,” says Indika de Silva, General Manager, D P Logistics.
“With our investment in this new freight office, we are proud to provide quick and convenient facilities for customers. The opening of the new office demonstrates our company’s continuous effort and development to support our business growth in the local freight and logistics market,” he further emphasized.
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