A liquid bulk terminal is an area within a seaport with the required infrastructure to store large quantities of liquids or liquefied gases and their subsequent transportation. Such liquids include crude oil, crude oil derivatives, chemicals, liquified natural gas (LNG), liquified petroleum gas (LPG), etc.
While grain terminals mostly handle large volumes of food grains or powders, liquid commodities in bulk are received and stored at liquid bulk terminals before they are shipped to customers by...
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