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        "id": 1752763,
        "msgid": "banten-port-productivity-rises-logistics-flows-faster-1779545571",
        "date": "2026-05-20 19:11:08",
        "title": "Banten Port Productivity Rises, Logistics Flows Faster",
        "author": "Aprillia Ika",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Infrastructure",
        "summary": "Banten port productivity rose in early 2026, with general cargo at 2,773 tonnes per ship per day (117 per cent of the Q1 2026 target) and dry bulk at 4,975 tonnes per ship per day (112 per cent of target). The gains were driven by upgraded berths, warehouses, stacking areas and handling equipment, underpinned by operational standardisation and PTOS-M digitalisation, with terminalisation emphasised to tailor services to commodity types and strengthen regional supply chains.",
        "content": "<p>JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - General cargo productivity at the Port of\nBanten reached 2,773 tonnes per ship per day (T\/S\/D), or 117 per cent of\nthe Q1 2026 target, while dry bulk cargo performance rose to 4,975\nT\/S\/D, or 112 per cent of target. The improvements were supported by\nready berths, warehouses, stacking areas, and adequately equipped\nhandling gear. Branch Manager Andi Purwantoro said the productivity\ngains were achieved through operational standardisation and\ndigitalisation of services based on PTOS-M. \u2018PTP Nonpetikemas Cabang\nBanten continues to strive to improve productivity and service quality\nthrough the implementation of operational standardisation and\nPTOS-M-based digital services,\u2019 he said in a formal statement in Jakarta\non Wednesday, 20 May 2026. He noted that accelerating loading\/unloading\nservices is crucial to maintaining logistics distribution efficiency and\nsupporting national industrial needs. \u2018We will continue ensuring the\nreadiness of facilities, equipment, and operational human resources so\nthat loading\/unloading services run optimally, safely, and on time,\u2019 he\nadded. He also stated that service digitalisation is expected to\nstrengthen the industrial supply chain in Banten, which has long been a\npillar of national manufacturing and distribution. \u2018Digitalisation is\nalso a key milestone in the services provided to users so that Pelindo\nGroup\u2019s presence in Banten, especially PTP Nonpetikemas Cabang Banten,\ncan support the supply chain of the regional economy,\u2019 he said. General\nManager Pelindo Regional 2 Banten Benny Ariadi said the steps were taken\nto focus port services more closely on the characteristics of the\ncommodities handled. Pelindo Regional 2 Banten currently manages several\nstrategic ports including Ciwandan, IKPP and Bojonegara. He added that\nterminalisation is not merely an administrative arrangement, but a\nstrategy to improve efficiency and transparency of logistics services.\n\u2018Terminalisation is not just about administrative arrangement, but about\ndelivering a service pattern that is more specific and professional so\nthat logistics activities become more efficient, measurable and\ntransparent,\u2019 Benny said. He explained that Ciwandan Port now has a\ndedicated liquid bulk terminal at Wharf 04 and a dedicated dry bulk\nterminal at Wharf 02. \u2018Ciwandan Port already has a liquid bulk terminal\npermission and is being developed to strengthen Banten\u2019s position as a\nnational logistics hub,\u2019 Benny added.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/banten-port-productivity-rises-logistics-flows-faster-1779545571",
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