ICTSI also brought in the global standards and best practices to its other international and domestic terminals and operations , which now span 31 terminals in 18 countries , spread across six continents .
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ICTSI , Manila flagship nominated in logistics tilt
P ort operator International Container Terminal Services , Inc . ( ICTSI ) and its flagship operation at the Manila International Container Terminal ( MICT ) have once again been nominated in the AFLAS ( Asian Freight , Logistics and Supply Chain Awards ), honoring the best in the world of freight and logistics .
ICTSI joins other top global port operators in vying for the coveted title of Best Global Container Terminal Operator , while the MICT is nominated for the Best Container Terminal in Asia ( Under 4m TEUs ) category . The awards is organized by Hong Kong-based Asia Cargo News , one of the more prominent and important shipping and logistics publications .
Determined by votes cast by more than 15,000 port stakeholders from around the world , the 2018 AFLAS recognizes companies and organizations which demonstrate leadership as well as consistency and dedication to service quality , innovation , customer relationship management and reliability .
Since its takeover of the MICT 30 years ago in 1988 , ICTSI consistently invested in the terminal – increasing annual capacity five-fold , expanding and improving infrastructure and cargo handling fleet , and automating processes and systems making it the largest and most modern in the country today at par with the world ’ s best .
ICTSI also brought in the global standards and best practices to its other international and domestic terminals and operations , which now span 31 terminals in 18 countries , spread across six continents .
Through the years , ICTSI has also received local and international awards and been cited corporate governance , financial administration , CSR and stakeholder engagement , and communications . ictsi . com
ICTSI also brought in the global standards and best practices to its other international and domestic terminals and operations , which now span 31 terminals in 18 countries , spread across six continents .
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