October21 , 2026

    NMPA Handles 3,000 MT Fish Meal Shipment in Break-Bulk Mode

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    New Mangalore Port Authority (NMPA) has successfully handled 3,000 MT of Fish Meal in jumbo bags through MV CHRISTINA at Berth No. 04, marking a new mode of cargo handling at the port.

    While Fish Meal has previously been handled at NMPA through containerised operations, the latest shipment was handled through break-bulk operations, with 3,000 jumbo bags of 1 MT each loaded directly onto the vessel.

    The cargo was loaded at NMPA for onward shipment to Gulluk, Turkey.

    The successful handling of the non-containerised cargo highlights NMPA’s operational flexibility and capability to handle diverse cargoes through multiple modes, further strengthening its role as a reliable gateway for international trade and maritime logistics.