INPPG Port Code Lookup
Total 1 ports of INPPG
New Delhi(p)/icd Patparganj Port is the major seaport of New delhi, in the city of New delhiin India. Overseas routes include India and Pakistan, Port code is INPPG.
ICD Patparganj — New Delhi (INPPG)
Inland Container Depot · India · Delhi NCR
ICD Patparganj is an inland container depot serving New Delhi, eastern Delhi and adjoining National Capital Region business districts. It is not a coastal seaport; export and import containers normally connect with an Indian gateway port through an inland rail or road movement arranged by the carrier, forwarder or nominated logistics provider. The depot is positioned close to textile, electronics, trading, distribution and light-industrial cargo origins in the Delhi NCR. Our service team can coordinate ocean booking, inland movement, customs documentation and delivery planning, while the actual gateway port, routing, equipment availability and transit schedule must be confirmed against the selected carrier and shipment profile.
| UN/LOCODE | INPPG |
|---|---|
| Official name in source data | NEW DELHI(P)/ICD PATPARGANJ |
| Location | New Delhi, India · 28.6133000, 77.2925000 |
| Port classification | Inland container depot / dry-port logistics facility |
Key Highlights
Decision points for international cargo planning
Facilities & Services
Typical service scope for an inland container depot
- Containerized cargo handling: Export and import containers can be received, processed and released subject to depot, carrier and customs procedures.
- Customs interface: Documentation submission, examination coordination and release arrangements should be aligned with the appointed customs broker and current Indian requirements.
- Container yard operations: Empty-return location, laden-container acceptance, seal control and storage conditions must be checked before dispatching a truck.
- Inland transport: Road movement is important for Delhi NCR pickup and delivery; rail availability and routing depend on the carrier, gateway and operating plan.
- Cargo support: Our team can coordinate consolidation, deconsolidation, cargo survey, transport booking and delivery appointments where available through the contracted service providers.
Routes & Transit Times
Routing must be quoted as a complete inland-to-ocean movement
- Export sequence: Delhi NCR pickup → ICD Patparganj → nominated Indian gateway port → ocean vessel → destination port. The precise gateway and inland leg are carrier- and booking-dependent.
- Import sequence: Destination gateway port → inland rail or road movement → INPPG customs/depot process where applicable → consignee delivery in Delhi NCR or surrounding markets.
- Trade directions: The facility may support India–China, Southeast Asia, Middle East, Europe and other international container movements through available carrier networks; actual service coverage must be confirmed per sailing.
- Timing variables: Ocean schedule, gateway congestion, train or truck availability, customs examination, documentation discrepancies, monsoon or road restrictions and container release status can all affect the final transit time.
Our service team provides a shipment-specific transit estimate only after confirming origin, cargo readiness, gateway port, incoterm, container type and customs requirements. No fixed transit time should be assumed from the ICD code alone.
Hinterland & Key Cargo
Delhi NCR origin and consumption profile
Primary service area
Eastern Delhi and adjoining NCR locations are the natural catchment area indicated in the port data. Pickup feasibility should be checked against the shipper’s exact address, vehicle restrictions and delivery window.
Industrial base
The surrounding market includes trading, manufacturing, electronics, textiles, machinery, retail distribution and general commercial supply chains.
Common cargo profile
Containerized textiles, garments, electronics, machinery, components, consumer goods and other general cargo are typical candidates, subject to classification and regulatory review.
Delivery planning
Urban congestion, restricted truck access, consignee receiving hours and unloading capability can materially influence the last-mile plan.
Operations & Compliance
Controls that reduce inland and customs exceptions
- Cut-off control: Confirm booking cut-off, container-in date, documentation cut-off and gateway connection separately. A vessel cut-off does not automatically equal the ICD receiving deadline.
- Accurate cargo declaration: Provide HS classification, commercial description, quantity, weight, packing details and country-of-origin information before booking. Avoid vague descriptions such as “parts” or “samples.”
- Dangerous goods: For regulated cargo, submit the correct UN number, proper shipping name, class, packing group, SDS and container/vehicle requirements before acceptance. Acceptance remains subject to carrier and facility approval.
- Examination and release: Customs examination, scanning, seal verification and release may add time. Our team should receive complete documents early and keep consignee, broker, carrier and transport provider aligned.
- Inland delivery: Validate truck type, axle or route restrictions, empty-return instructions, delivery appointment and consignee unloading resources before arranging pickup.
Shipping Tips
Practical actions for exporters, importers and forwarders
Frequently Asked Questions
Operational answers for INPPG shipments
- Is INPPG a seaport?
- No. INPPG identifies ICD Patparganj, an inland container depot in the New Delhi area. The container must connect to or from an Indian coastal gateway through the applicable inland transport arrangement.
- Can our cargo be delivered directly to Patparganj?
- For eligible cargo and the selected customs and carrier process, delivery to the ICD may be arranged. Our service team will verify booking instructions, receiving cut-off, container type and consignee or broker requirements before dispatch.
- What documents are normally needed for an export booking?
- Typical requirements include commercial invoice, packing list, shipping instructions, cargo details, exporter information and verified gross mass. The carrier, customs broker and commodity may require additional documents.
- How should dangerous goods be arranged?
- Send the SDS and complete dangerous-goods particulars before booking. Carrier, inland operator and depot acceptance must be obtained; cargo should not be trucked to the ICD solely on the basis of a provisional quotation.
- Can you guarantee a fixed transit time or gateway port?
- No. Transit and gateway selection depend on the confirmed carrier service, inland capacity, customs status, equipment and operating conditions. Our team will quote the current plan and identify its assumptions.
Data Sources & Provenance
Scope and verification boundaries
The UN/LOCODE, port name, country, city, coordinates and descriptive operating profile in this module are based on the supplied INPPG port record. Operational statements are presented as shipment-planning guidance for an inland container depot and must be reconfirmed against the live booking, carrier, depot, customs broker and transport provider instructions.
- Indian customs and trade systems: icegate.gov.in
- Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs: cbic.gov.in
- Indian rail-container logistics reference: concorindia.co.in
These domains are provided for source checking only. Cut-offs, customs procedures, facility acceptance, routing, charges and transit conditions are time-sensitive and should be confirmed for each shipment before execution.