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Globe International Carriers Limited provides logistics solutions in India and Nepal. It offers a various logistics services, including transportation of various types of industries goods, bulk transportation, and other related services through open/closed body vehicles and two/three/four wheeler vehicles, as well as full truck load services from door to door and packing and unpacking of goods. The company also provides surface cargo transportation; warehousing and inventory; supply chain and logistics management services; clearing and forwarding operation and custom clearance services. The company also engages in the sale and purchase of solar panels and solar power systems. It serves various industries, such as metal and metal products, textile, apparel, furniture, appliance, pharmaceutical products, rubber, plastic, wood, food products, glass, telecom products, automotive parts, and machinery. Globe International Carriers Limited was incorporated in 2010 and is based in Jaipur, India.
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