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Hindustan Zinc Launches Zinc Freight Bazaar for Smart Logistics
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Hindustan Zinc Launches Zinc Freight Bazaar for Smart Logistics

Hindustan Zinc has launched the Zinc Freight Bazaar, a digital-first logistics platform aimed at revolutionising the zinc procurement process. As the world’s largest integrated zinc producer, Hindustan Zinc is the first non-ferrous metal company in India to offer this innovative solution. The Zinc Freight Bazaar streamlines logistics with features such as live tracking, a logistics planner, and a bidding tool, enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency. This platform offers a one-stop solution, allowing customers to make informed decisions and improve production planning. Arun Misra, CEO of Hindustan Zinc, stated, "By integrating digitalisation, we’re creating a seamless, tech-enabled experience that simplifies procurement and strengthens our supply chain." Zinc, vital for industries like infrastructure, automotive, and renewable energy, is offered through the platform alongside a variety of LME-registered products, including special high-grade zinc and EcoZen, Asia’s first low-carbon zinc. Hindustan Zinc’s continued commitment to sustainability is reflected in its innovative product offerings and environmental transparency, ensuring a reliable supply of critical metals globally

Hindustan Zinc has launched the Zinc Freight Bazaar, a digital-first logistics platform aimed at revolutionising the zinc procurement process. As the world’s largest integrated zinc producer, Hindustan Zinc is the first non-ferrous metal company in India to offer this innovative solution. The Zinc Freight Bazaar streamlines logistics with features such as live tracking, a logistics planner, and a bidding tool, enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency. This platform offers a one-stop solution, allowing customers to make informed decisions and improve production planning. Arun Misra, CEO of Hindustan Zinc, stated, By integrating digitalisation, we’re creating a seamless, tech-enabled experience that simplifies procurement and strengthens our supply chain. Zinc, vital for industries like infrastructure, automotive, and renewable energy, is offered through the platform alongside a variety of LME-registered products, including special high-grade zinc and EcoZen, Asia’s first low-carbon zinc. Hindustan Zinc’s continued commitment to sustainability is reflected in its innovative product offerings and environmental transparency, ensuring a reliable supply of critical metals globally

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