India Seatrade Magazine | Digital Edition November 2022
India Seatrade Magazine has announces MatchLog as "Company of the Month" in their Magazine issue for November 2022
View ArticleIndia Seatrade News | Published on 21 Oct 2022
MatchLog, India’s first & largest Tech driven Asset Light Transportation and Matchback enabler recently announced a collaboration with ODeX, the fastest-growing digital platform, for the ocean shipping industry to offer First Mile & Last Mile Container Trucking across India with a view to eliminate empty container dry runs and decarbonize container logistics.
View ArticleInc42 | Published on 19 Jan 2022
MatchLog claims to be able to solve more than $2 Bn worth of fuel wastage and 2 Mn tonnes of carbon emissions annually in India. The startup will use the freshly raised capital to develop its tech platform and machine-learning-based cargo pairing system
View ArticleBusiness Standard | Published on 19 Jan 2022
MatchLog claims it is India's first firm to offer at scale the ability to turnaround a container from import to export cycle, thereby eliminating empty runs to and from container yards.
View ArticleIndia Seatrade | Published on Feb 2021
MatchLog is India's first Tech driven Asset Light Street Turn / Matchback / Triangulation Enabler, which helps in reducing movement of empty containers. Many import containers after getting destuffed at the destination, return empty all the way to the port and shipping line reposition them to other trade lanes that have demand. Matchlog's Matchback helps in assigning export cargo to such import containers on the return leg.
View ArticleETPrime | Published on 18 Nov 2019
MatchLog can turn around an import-bound container in about 60 hours, a work which otherwise takes 44 days in India. Its algorithm-led triangulation exercise helps importers, trucking-services providers, and exporters save time and money. But the uncertain nature of the container-traffic business is a hurdle the startup needs to keep in mind.
View ArticleThe Hindu Businessline | Published on 13 Oct 2019
Geneva-based Mediterranean Shipping Company or MSC, the world’s second-biggest container carrier, has taken the help of an Indian logistics start-up to cut costs, reduce wastages and drive efficiencies in the country’s container logistics chain.
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