Rajasthan is set to gain direct access to the Arabian Sea through the proposed ₹10,000 crore, 262 km Jalore–Kandla Inland Waterway. This new multimodal corridor connects Jawai, Luni, and Jalore directly to Kandla Port, creating a faster and more efficient route for agriculture, food products, and export cargo.
Today, businesses depend on long road transportation to reach ports. This leads to higher fuel costs, longer timelines, and temperature fluctuations that impact product quality. The new waterway will shorten the route and make movement more stable and cost-effective.
Why This Corridor Matters
- 262 km direct route to Kandla Port
- Lower temperature deviation during long hauls
- Reduced freight and fuel expenses
- Faster export turnaround for agriculture and food produce
- Better handling and safer movement for perishables
Crystal Group’s Role in Enabling Smarter Logistics
The corridor opens new opportunities around Jalore, Luni, and Jawai for developing cold chain and logistics hubs. With this improved connectivity, Crystal Group can support regional industries through:
- Built-to-suit cold storage facilities
- Pre-cooling, blast freezing, and temperature-controlled warehousing
- Reefer transport across road and waterways
- End-to-end freight forwarding for domestic and export cargo
- Multimodal logistics from source to port
The Opportunity Ahead
The ₹10,000 crore Jalore–Kandla corridor will transform Western India’s supply chain by reducing transit time, lowering wastage, improving product quality, and increasing export competitiveness.
Partner with Crystal Group to design your ideal cold chain network, streamline export movement, and move temperature-sensitive cargo with confidence and cost efficiency.