The record shipment comprised Monoethylene Glycol (MEG), methanol and Diethylene Glycol (DEG), supplied by SABIC, one of the world’s major chemical producers.    The successful handling of the large parcel further strengthens Hazira Port’s position as a key gateway for chemical and liquid bulk cargoes on India’s west coast. The operation demonstrates the port’s ability to manage large-volume chemical shipments while maintaining efficient cargo-handling and operational standards.    The milestone also highlights the growing importance of Hazira in supporting India’s industrial supply chains, particularly for petrochemicals, chemicals and other liquid bulk commodities. Efficient handling of such cargoes is critical for manufacturers and downstream industries that depend on timely movement of raw materials and intermediates.    The successful call of MT NCC Fajr reflects the port’s focus on operational reliability, infrastructure capability and customer-oriented cargo handling. As chemical and petrochemical trade continues to expand, the ability to accommodate larger parcels can provide greater flexibility to shippers and cargo owners.    With this record movement, Adani Hazira Port continues to strengthen its liquid bulk handling capabilities, adding another important milestone to its growing portfolio of chemical cargo operations.