FCL/LCL Shipments: Single Shipper/ Multiple Consignees
Full Container Load (FCL) refers to a single container or multiple containers are booked by a shipper to transport their cargo exclusively under a...
Pallet Wide Containers: 20′, 40′ and 45′ Pallet Wide Dry Containers
Understanding Cargo Transport Units (CTU) and Unit Loads (ULD)
On my previous post I have explained the importance of freight containers in logistics.
Containers are the...
How Many Pallets Fit in a 40′ Container?
Containers are the main Cargo Transport Units (CTU) in international transportation. They are used to carry Unit Loads (ULD) safely and securely.
The most widely...
Freight Containers: Classification, Sizes and Dimensions
History of Freight Containers:
Standardization is one of the key elements of our modern civilization. By standardization we increase productivity, decrease costs and improve quality...
Container Loading Plans for Palletized Goods
There are two transportation equipment that play a key role in standardization of international logistics: Containers and Pallets.
Containers are the main Cargo Transport Units (CTU) in international...
LCL/FCL Shipments: Multiple Shippers/ Single Consignee
Full Container Load (FCL) refers to a single container or multiple containers are booked by a shipper to transport their cargo exclusively under a...
How Many Pallets Fit in a 40′ High-Cube Container?
Containers are the main Cargo Transport Units (CTU) in international transportation. They are used to carry Unit Loads (ULD) safely and securely.
The most widely...
What are the Differences Between a Container Number and a Seal Number?
A container number, also known as container identification number, is a reference number assigned to a freight container for legal and commercial purposes.
Container seal...
How Many Pallets Fit in a 20′ Container?
Containers are the main Cargo Transport Units (CTU) in international transportation. They are used to carry Unit Loads (ULD) safely and securely.
The most widely...
What are the Differences Between 40′ Standard Dry Containers and 40′ High-Cube Dry Containers?
Dry containers, also known as general purpose containers, are by far the most common type of containers used in international sea transportation.
Almost every consumer...
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