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Detention

Did you know? Container detention generates ₹4,200 crores in charges annually across India, with freight forwarding companies developing rapid turnaround processes that reduce average detention periods from 12 days to 6 days through efficient cargo handling and container return coordination.


Detention vs. Demurrage

Detention charges apply when containers leave port premises but remain with consignees beyond free time allowances, while demurrage applies within port boundaries. Shipping lines typically provide 7-15 days free time for detention compared to 3-7 days for demurrage, reflecting different operational impacts and cost structures. Freight forwarding companies educate customers on these distinctions and implement container tracking systems to monitor both demurrage and detention exposure, helping optimize total logistics costs through proper planning and coordination of cargo handling activities.


Industry Impact and Cost Management

Manufacturing industries with longer unloading requirements, such as automotive, machinery, and project cargo, face higher detention risks requiring specialized handling procedures and equipment planning. Container detention rates range from ₹2,000-6,000 per day for standard equipment, escalating to ₹8,000-20,000 per day for specialized containers after extended periods. Freight forwarding companies negotiate favorable detention terms for regular customers, often securing 14-21 days free time for established clients, representing potential savings of ₹1-5 lakhs monthly for high-volume importers requiring extended cargo handling time.


Operational Optimization and Technology Solutions

Modern freight forwarding companies implement container tracking applications, automated alert systems, and coordination platforms that monitor detention exposure across multiple shipments and customers. These systems provide real-time visibility into container locations, free time remaining, and cost accumulation, enabling proactive management decisions. Companies invest ₹1-5 lakhs annually in detention monitoring technology and dedicated coordination staff, delivering value through reduced detention costs, improved customer satisfaction, and enhanced operational efficiency in container logistics management.

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