NBHC in International League of Grain and Feed Trade Association
Mumbai, Jan 8 (UNI) The international leaque of Grain and Feed Trade Association (GAFTA) has elected National Bulk Handling Corporation Limited (NBHC) as its Category-G member.
In effect, NBHC is the first warehousing and commodity management solution provider in India to get GAFTA membership, said a NBHC press release.
This association membership is awarded on strict criterion pertaining to operational standards and this selection came as recognition for NBHC's operational standards, it added.
This membership will help NBHC Pro Comm laboratories to go under Proficiency Testing Programme and get GAFTA accreditation.
Association accredited laboratory can play important role in impartial arbitration for settling of any international trade disputes. This program and accreditation ensures commodity testing laboratories calibration to international standards.
With this membership, NBHC will be linked with over 1000 association members from 90 countries around the world. GAFTA will provide various services to NBHC like regular trade Policy information and comprehensive training&professional development program for its employees.
Through this NBHC will gain necessary updated know-how to add value in commodities ecosystem.
GAFTA is an Association of international grain and feed trading companies. Since 1878, it has been promoting and protecting international trade of grain, feedstuffs, pulses and rice.
Association members are involved in trading, surveying, analysing and arbitration business, building standards in grain and feed trade ecosystem.
It is involved in framing international trade standards and providing dispute resolution services - Arbitration&Mediation and training.
Commenting on this achievement Managing Director and CEO of NBHC Anil Choudhary said ''It is an honour to be part of GAFTA and as a company, we believe that the membership will help NBHC continue make quality contribution to commodity ecosystem and its partners.'' UNI


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