August8 , 2026

    MV SARAH Berths at Deendayal Port with Bulk Lentils Cargo; Discharge Operations Underway

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    Bulk carrier MV SARAH has successfully berthed at Deendayal Port, Kandla, carrying a consignment of bulk lentils destined for multiple receivers across the region. Cargo discharge operations are currently in progress, with port stakeholders ensuring the efficient handling of the agricultural commodity.

    The unloading activities are being executed with a strong focus on operational efficiency, precision, and strict adherence to safety protocols. Coordinated efforts by the vessel’s agents, stevedores, terminal operators, and port authorities are enabling the smooth discharge of the cargo while maintaining high standards of productivity and workplace safety.

    The arrival of MV SARAH reinforces Deendayal Port’s capability to handle large volumes of bulk agricultural commodities and highlights its strategic role in supporting India’s food supply chain and import logistics. The port continues to strengthen its reputation as one of the country’s leading gateways for bulk cargo, backed by modern infrastructure and efficient cargo handling practices.

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