Deendayal Port Plans Emergency Capacity Measures Amid 70-Vessel Queue; ₹47,000-Crore Expansion Proposed - India Seatrade News
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Deendayal Port Congestion Prompts Rice-Loading Plan and Waterfront Expansion Proposal
Summary Deendayal Port Authority is considering using an oil jetty to load bagged rice as around 70 vessels await berths at Kandla. Alongside immediate operational measures, the authority has submitted a ₹47,000-crore waterfront development proposal, highlighting the need to address both current congestion and longer-term capacity constraints. Rice exports increase pressure on berths Deendayal Port […] <p>The post Deendayal Port Congestion Promp…
Deendayal Port Plans Emergency Capacity Measures Amid 70-Vessel Queue; ₹47,000-Crore Expansion Proposed - India Seatrade News
Deendayal Port Authority (DPA), India’s largest state-owned port by cargo volumes, is exploring urgent measures to ease congestion at Kandla, including converting one of its oil jetties for loading bagged rice, as around 70 vessels remain stranded at anchorage, with waiting periods extending to 20–25 days. The congestion has intensified amid a surge in break-bulk […]
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