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Maersk partners with Pakistan’s chemical manufacturer

Karachi-based chemical manufacturer, Tufail Chemical Industries and Maersk Pakistan have signed a partnership earlier this week wherein Maersk would provide ‘Maersk Flow’, a digital tool, to Tufail Chemical to streamline and manage their supply chains efficiently.
Tufail Chemical Industries conducts business with tech and appliance industries and has been importing plastic raw material, industrial chemicals, aluminium products, and polymer for their manufacturing processes. The Pakistani company has now built additional manufacturing capacity and is expanding into the global market.

“Expansion of our business has led to increased complexity in our supply chains. Challenges such as lack of visibility on inbound shipments, milestones updates, documentation status and communication with our suppliers became more prominent, and ultimately started impacting our day-to-day routines,” said Pervez Tufail, co-chairman of Tufail Chemical Industries.

Maersk Pakistan stepped in to offer a pilot run of ‘Maersk Flow’, a digital supply chain management tool to streamline their supply chains.

The ‘Maersk Flow’ solution enables transparency in critical supply chain processes and ensures that the flow of goods and documents is executed as planned, according to a statement. It also reduces manual work and costly mistakes, while empowering logistics professionals with all the current and historical data they need to sustainably improve their supply chain.

Saira Yasin, director exports at Tufail Chemical Industries added, “With ‘Maersk Flow’ our team is able to plan our operations accurately, thus avoiding excess inventory at the warehouse and we are now able to shift our end products rapidly to the market.”

Wajeeh Ud Din Ahmed, chief commercial officer of Maersk Pakistan commented, “With ‘Maersk Flow’ we have offered Tufail Chemical Industries to take full control of their supply chain management and ensure that the flow of goods and documents is executed as planned.”





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