Services · NVOCC

The ocean, on our bill.

We are a Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier: we do not own ships, we command space on them. The desk books your cargo across every mainline serving the port pair, issues our own house bill of lading on top, and answers for the shipment from gate-in to delivery — FCL or LCL, on schedule.

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Asiatic · NVOCC
Operations officer coordinating container moves at the terminal
One desk, answering for every box
Reach stacker lifting a container between yard stacks
Lifted at the gateway
Container handlers working the evening yard
FCL & LCL · on schedule

Export detention · published slabs

Free days first. Then the meter, slowly.

Every box we release comes with free time to stuff and gate in — a full week on standard equipment. Detention only starts counting after that, and it climbs in published steps you can plan against, not a figure discovered on the invoice. The slabs below are printed on every Container Release Order we issue.

Standard equipment

GP · High Cube
Days from release20'40'
1 – 7FreeFree
8 – 14USD 20 / dayUSD 40 / day
15 – 21USD 35 / dayUSD 70 / day
22 – 28USD 50 / dayUSD 100 / day
29 onwardsUSD 65 / dayUSD 130 / day

Special equipment

Flat rack · Open top · Reefer
Days from release20'40'
1 – 5FreeFree
6 – 12USD 50 / dayUSD 100 / day
13 – 19USD 75 / dayUSD 150 / day
19 onwardsUSD 100 / dayUSD 200 / day

Counted from container release. The clock starts the day the box is picked up against the CRO, not the day it gates in.

Use the box or the clock runs anyway. A container released but not used for export attracts detention from day one.

Special equipment is scarcer, so it carries a shorter free week and steeper slabs — plan the lift before the pickup.

Per container · USD · as printed on the Container Release Order · the desk confirms the slab on your booking

FCL · LCL · our house BL on every boxASIATIC · ONE DESK

How it works

No ships owned. Every ship available.

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Book the space

Rates, space and transit compared across the mainlines and feeders serving your lane — the sailing that fits your cut-off and budget wins, not the carrier with the best contract this quarter.

02

Carry it on our paper

Your cargo moves under our house bill of lading — one contract, one desk that answers. Documentation, customs paperwork and compliance are handled before the box gates in, and every milestone lands in the customer portal.

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Deliver and answer

Discharge, delivery order and final mile through our own offices and agency partners. If anything moves off plan, you hear it from us first — with the fix, not just the news.

Scope

What the desk takes off your plate.

Full Container Load (FCL) on all equipment types
Less than Container Load (LCL) consolidation
Our own house bill of lading on every shipment
Documentation, customs paperwork and compliance
Space protection across mainline and feeder carriers
Live milestones on the asiaticline.in customer portal

Registered MTO

Directorate General of Shipping, India · MTO/DGS/2206/AUG/2026

Trade lanes

ISC, Gulf, Upper Gulf, Red Sea, Far East, Africa and the CIS

Gateways

Mundra, Kandla and Nhava Sheva, with ICD connections north and inland

Equipment

20' and 40' GP, high cube, open top and flat rack — see the container sheet

Also on this desk

One desk, nine services.

Ready when you are

The next box could be on our BL.

Rates for Mundra and Nhava Sheva departures within one business day.