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Banjarmasin is a bulk port located in Indonesia, serving the Southeast Asia region. As a node in the global maritime network, it connects local cargo flows to multilateral trade corridors and is reachable by carriers operating major Asia-Europe, transpacific and intra-regional services.
Primary cargo: dry and liquid bulk. Major commodities include iron ore, coal, grains, fertiliser raw materials and bulk chemicals. The port has dedicated bulk berths with conveyors, ship-loaders and bulk-handling cranes.
Indian exporters and importers can reach Banjarmasin via direct or transhipment services from JNPA (Nhava Sheva), Mundra and Chennai. Common routings: feeder to Colombo / Singapore / Jebel Ali, then mainline service. Lead times vary 12–35 days depending on transhipment hub and final inland destination.
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