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Ship chandling operations at Bedi Port, India
IndiaAnchorage & lighterage

Bedi Port

Bedi, in the Jamnagar district on the Gulf of Kutch, works vessels at anchorage with cargo moved by lighter. There is no deep-water berth, so stores reach the ship by boat and load sizes are limited by what the lighter can safely carry.

Operational Notes for Bedi Port

  • Anchorage port with cargo worked by lighter rather than alongside

  • No deep-water berth; all stores delivered by boat

  • Load size constrained by lighterage capacity and sea state

How We Supply This Port

We pack Bedi orders for boat transfer in manageable lifts, so a full store list can be delivered across a single tide rather than split over several days.

Fresh ProvisionsBonded StoresLaunch Boat DeliverySafety EquipmentDeck Stores

Customs & Port Formalities in India

  1. 1

    The vessel's agent files arrival documents through the Port Community System (PCS 1x); stores cannot be delivered before customs entry is granted.

  2. 2

    Bonded and duty-free stores for foreign-going vessels are cleared with Indian Customs against a stores shipping bill — allow 24 to 48 hours.

  3. 3

    ISPS port entry passes are required for all delivery personnel; photo identification and, at most Major Ports, prior verification apply.

  4. 4

    Supplies to foreign-going vessels are zero-rated for GST against valid export documentation, which Marella issues with every invoice.

  5. 5

    Garbage and sludge landing must be handled by a pollution-control-board authorised vendor against a signed MARPOL receipt.

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Operational Data

Coordinates
22° 33' N, 70° 01' E
Draft Limit
Anchorage
Status
Operational 24/7
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