India is one of the largest desks we run, and the American lane is a substantial part of it. Pharmaceuticals lead: Indian manufacturers supply a very large share of the American generic market, and the traffic that goes with that is qualification samples, reference standards, regulatory submissions and inspection-related material, all moving against batch release and regulatory dates rather than delivery days.
Engineering and technology services are the second strand. American companies run enormous engineering, design and research operations in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune and Chennai, and that produces constant two-way traffic in prototype hardware, test equipment, secure media and executed originals.
The third is manufacturing proper: automotive around Chennai and Pune, aerospace around Bengaluru and Hyderabad, and machinery across the north. The practical feature of the whole lane is that India is large and the destination is frequently not the gateway, so the domestic sector is part of the assignment and the courier stays with the consignment for it.


