INPIT Port Code Lookup
Total 1 ports of INPIT
Icd Pithampur Port is the major seaport of Icd pithampur, in the city of Icd pithampurin India. Overseas routes include India and Pakistan, Port code is INPIT.
ICD Pithampur (INPIT) Port Overview
ICD Pithampur is an inland container depot serving the Pithampur–Indore industrial belt in Madhya Pradesh, India. It is a dry-port logistics point rather than a coastal seaport, so international containers are normally planned through a suitable western Indian gateway and then moved by inland road or rail arrangements subject to the selected carrier and service design. The depot is relevant to manufacturers and exporters seeking customs-controlled container handling closer to the production area. Our platform uses the supplied UN/LOCODE, location data and service indicators as the primary reference, while final routing, equipment acceptance, cut-off details and cargo release remain subject to the appointed carrier, depot operator and Indian customs procedures.
| UN/LOCODE | INPIT |
|---|---|
| Official name in source data | ICD PITHAMPUR |
| Country / city | India / Pithampur |
| Coordinates in source data | 22.6064000, 75.6889000 |
| Port classification | Inland container depot / dry-port logistics point |
| Platform service indicator | FCL: 27; LCL: 0; air cargo: 0 |
Key Highlights
Facilities & Services
- Our service team can arrange FCL export or import coordination involving container receipt, release, interchange and inland delivery, subject to the depot’s operating rules.
- Customs-controlled handling may include document processing, examination coordination and cargo release procedures under applicable Indian customs requirements.
- Container yard operations normally involve laden and empty-container movements; equipment type, reefer acceptance, special cargo handling and storage conditions must be confirmed before booking.
- Road is a key first- and last-mile connection for factories, warehouses and the selected coastal gateway. Truck availability, route restrictions and appointment requirements can affect execution.
- Rail connectivity, if selected for a particular service, should be verified against the actual sailing plan, train availability, terminal acceptance and container cut-off.
The supplied record does not establish a named terminal operator, berth, water depth, warehouse capacity or guaranteed rail schedule. Our team confirms these items case by case rather than applying seaport specifications to INPIT.
Routes & Transit Times
- For export cargo, our team normally evaluates an inland movement from Pithampur to an appropriate western Indian container gateway, followed by the ocean leg selected by the carrier.
- For imports, the sequence is generally ocean arrival, gateway clearance or transshipment handling, inland movement to INPIT and final delivery after document and customs release conditions are satisfied.
- Transit time is not fixed at the ICD alone. Vessel connection, gateway congestion, rail or truck availability, customs examination, documentation corrections, holidays and weather can all extend the schedule.
- We quote routing and indicative timing only after confirming cargo readiness, container type, gateway option, shipping line acceptance and the applicable export or import cut-off.
Hinterland & Key Cargo
- Primary hinterland: Pithampur and the wider Indore–Madhya Pradesh manufacturing catchment, with final coverage depending on trucking economics and delivery requirements.
- Industrial sectors: The area is associated with automotive and engineering production, machinery, fabricated products, pharmaceuticals and other manufactured exports.
- Typical FCL cargo: Machinery, auto components, industrial parts, packaged manufactured goods, project-related equipment and general export or import cargo, subject to carrier acceptance.
- Special cargo: Oversized, heavy, reefer, hazardous or regulated cargo requires advance review of equipment, road feasibility, permits, declaration requirements and depot acceptance.
Operations & Compliance
- Cut-offs: Inland gate-in, documentation cut-off, VGM submission, shipping-line SI deadline and coastal-gateway cut-off are separate controls. Our team obtains the current instruction in writing before dispatch.
- Customs and examination: Cargo may be selected for documentary review or physical examination. Invoice, packing list, classification, valuation, origin and authorization data should be consistent across all filings.
- Dangerous goods: Provide the correct UN number, proper shipping name, class, packing group, SDS and packing declaration where applicable. Acceptance must be confirmed before container positioning.
- Inland delivery: Verify truck dimensions, payload, axle restrictions, loading conditions, seal control, empty-return location and consignee receiving hours before arranging the move.
Shipping Tips
- Send our service team the factory location, cargo dimensions, gross weight, commodity, HS information, container preference and cargo-ready date before requesting a routing.
- Reserve sufficient planning margin between ICD gate-in and vessel cut-off; do not treat the inland depot cut-off as proof that the container can still meet the vessel.
- Use moisture protection, lashing and weight distribution suitable for road and rail handling. Heavy or out-of-gauge cargo should be reviewed before equipment booking.
- For LCL, air cargo or urgent shipments, ask our team to compare alternative consolidation, airport or gateway solutions because the supplied INPIT record indicates no LCL or air-cargo service count.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is INPIT a seaport with direct vessel berthing?
Can our export container be delivered directly to INPIT?
Does INPIT handle LCL cargo?
How long does cargo take from Pithampur to the vessel?
What should be checked before sending dangerous goods?
Data Sources & Provenance
Hard identifiers, UN/LOCODE, name, country, city, coordinates and the FCL/LCL/air service indicators in this module are taken from the supplied INPIT port record. Operational descriptions are presented as logistics planning guidance for an inland container depot and are not a guarantee of current terminal acceptance, schedules, equipment or customs outcomes.
- Indian customs procedures and regulatory reference: cbic.gov.in
- Indian container rail and inland logistics reference: concorindia.co.in