Karachi, March 13, 2024 – The Karachi Port Trust (KPT) has released the cargo movements for March 13, 2024, covering the last 24 hours until 0700 hours on Wednesday.
The report provides a detailed overview of ships berthed, sailed, and expected, along with the cargo handling turnover at Karachi Port.
Ships Berthed:
1. Xin Quan Zhou – Container Ship
2. Pu Lan Hai – General Cargo
3. X-Press Odyssey – Container Ship
4. Spil Kartini – Container Ship
5. Sukhor Alkhaleej II – Wheat
6. Bow Cheetah – Tanker
7. Mindoro Star – Tanker
Ships Sailed:
1. Ince Ege
2. Express Argentina
3. M.T. Lahore
4. Marmotas
5. Navios Bahamas
6. Morning
7. Seaspan Oceania
Expected Sailing (Date):
1. CMA CGM Nabucco – 13-03-2024
2. X-press Pisces – 13-03-2024
3. Chemtrans Ionian – 13-03-2024
Expected Arrival (Date/Cargo):
1. Blue Phoenix – 13-03-2024 – L/4000 Ethanol
2. Bow Cedar – 13-03-2024 – D/3000 Chemical
3. MSC Spring III – 13-03-2024 – D/L Container
4. Kota Loceng – 14-03-2024 – D/L Container
5. Olympia – 14-03-2024 – D/L Container
6. San Francisco Bridge – 14-03-2024 – D/L Container
7. KMTC Delhi – 14-03-2024 – D/L Container
8. Contship UNO – 14-03-2024 – D/L Container
9. Manta Asli – 14-03-2024 – L/53790 Clinkers
Cargo Handling Turnover:
The total cargo handled at Karachi Port in the last 24 hours reached 128,125 Metric Tons, comprising 46,920 Metric Tons of export cargo and 81,205 Metric Tons of import cargo. The breakdown by commodity in metric tons is as follows:
• Containerized Cargo: 65,053 (Import: 22,804 | Export: 42,249)
• General Cargo: 11,643 (Import)
• Lentils: 1,898 (Import)
• Talc Powder: 4,621 (Export)
• Wheat: 25,199 (Import)
• Oil/Liquid Cargo: 19,711 (Import: 19,661 | Export: 50)
The comprehensive cargo movements report from Karachi Port serves as a critical resource for stakeholders in the maritime industry, offering insights into recent activities and a glimpse into the upcoming schedule.
As the port continues to play a crucial role in facilitating trade, this information proves invaluable for businesses and industry participants in planning and optimizing their logistics operations. The diverse range of commodities handled reflects the port’s versatility in catering to various trade sectors, contributing to the region’s economic growth.
