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CONTAINER FREIGHT STATION, MULUND
BY - VINAY GUPTA (08)
ABDUL QADER (09)
NIKHIL KHOBRAGADE (14)
CFS MULUND - INTRODUCTION
Established in November 1991.
The Container Freight Station (CFS), Mulund is situated 29
Kms from Mumbai City on the Eastern Express Highway,
just 3 Kms short of Thane.
It spreads over an area of 35.88 acres (1,47,520 sq. Mtrs)
with the Indian Railways Central Line bisecting it into
Mulund (East) and Mulund (West). Mulund (West) spread
over 12.88 acres (51, 520 Sq. Mtrs) accommodates Export
Department and Mulund (E) covering 24 acres (96000 Sq.
Mtrs) has the Import Department of the CFS.
……………... CONTI
In November 1995, Mulund was notified as customs area for
the purpose of Import and CFS operations were expanded to
import as well, though only of certain specified cargo such
as waste paper, PVC resin, metal scrap, woolen rags etc.
Like exports, the import operations were initially limited to
de-stuffing of containers and examination / clearance of
cargo.
The Bills of entry were filed in the Customs House and
assessed by the respective appraising groups. The Customs
duty too was paid in the Custom House. In other words, the
CFS-Mulund (East) functioned as an integral part of the
Import Department of Bombay Custom House.
CUSTODIAN The Department has appointed Container Corp. of India (CONCOR),
a Government of India Undertaking under the Ministry of Railways,
as the custodian of the Customs area notified at Mulund for the
purpose of stuffing, de-stuffing, examination and clearance of
containerized cargo.
However, CONCOR has, from the very beginning, entered into an
agreement with Indira Rashtriya Kamgar Sahakari Society Ltd.
(IRKSS), ( a Mulund based entity with former Maharashtra Chief
Minister/Defence Minister Shri Sharad Pawar as its honorary
president), and thereby entrusted the latter with nearly all the CFS
operations like handling and transportation of containers from
Mulund to Nhava Sheva/Mumbai port and vice versa as also of
handling of cargo within the CFS premises.
GATEWAY PORT / AIRPORT The containerized export cargo sealed at CFS feeds both the
Nhava Sheva and Mumbai Ports. The cargo moves by road on the
trailers belonging to M/s. Seaport Container Terminal Ltd. About
80% of the containers go to Nhava Sheva Port and the remaining
20 % to Mumbai Port.
The import cargo on the other hand comes entirely from Nhava
Sheva by rail (90%) via Panvel, Diva and Thane (about 70 Km
journey) as well as by road (10%).
CONCOR has also been allowed to transport export cargo in
Customs-sealed trucks from CFS Mulund to Chhatrapati Shivaji
International Airport, Sahar (w. e. f. October 2000) and to
Ahmedabad Airport (w. e. f. June 2001) for its shipment by air
INFRASTRUCTURE
Paved Area
Admin Area
Warehouse
Equipments
Security And Firefighting
IT Infrastructure
Port and Other Facilities
PAVED AREA
CFS MULUND (WEST)-EXPORTS(Mumbai) (code) Paved Area - 26,000 sq. mts.
ADMIN AREA
Commissioned 1991 Total Area - 52,000 sq. mts. Paved Area - 26,000 sq. mts.Warehouse space - 4300 sq. mtrs. Equipment -1 top lifter, 1 loaded sling crane, 2 Empty container fork lifts, 10 Cargo handling forklifts.
WAREHOUSE
EQUIPMENTS
SECURITY
IT
OTHER SERVICES Main Services offered
Export LogisticsOctroi Duty PaymentLCL and FCL clearence under one roof