KARACHI – Karachi Port managed a total of 331,420 metric tons of cargo over the last 48 hours, according to port authorities. The massive cargo handling included 157,131 metric tons of exports and 174,289 metric tons of imports, reflecting strong trade activity at one of Pakistan’s busiest ports.
Export cargo included containerized goods as well as 17,590 metric tons of barite lumps and natural barite, 2,434 metric tons of cement, and 37,330 metric tons of clinker. These items highlight the diversity of goods being shipped from Pakistan to international markets.
On the import side, the port handled bulk cargo, including 6,784 tons of loose goods and 14,879 metric tons of rock phosphate, which is commonly used in fertilizers and industrial processes. Containers carrying various other imported goods also arrived during this period.
The report also mentioned 10 ships docked at Karachi Port over the two-day period, while 8 ships departed after completing cargo operations. The steady movement of vessels shows consistent logistical efficiency at the port.
This level of port activity demonstrates Karachi’s key role in Pakistan’s import-export chain and its importance in supporting the country’s economy through maritime trade.