Containerised Cargo definition
Containerised Cargo means any Cargo shipped in either 8’ 10’ 20’ 30’ 40’ or 45’ containers which complies with I.S.O. standards (and for the purposes of this Agreement includes empty containers handled by the Group).
Containerised Cargo means any cargo shipped in either 8’ 10’ 20’ 30’ 40’ or 45’ containers which complies with International Shipping Order standards (and for the purposes of this Agreement includes empty containers).
Containerised Cargo means any Cargo shipped in either 8’ 10’ 20’ 30’ 40’ or 45’
Examples of Containerised Cargo in a sentence
Potential business partners have been identified amongst the Cruise, Containerised Cargo, Bulk Carriers, the Ship Building and Repair Industry, and the Energy Industry.
More Definitions of Containerised Cargo
Containerised Cargo is a means of packaging for general cargo, using ISO (International Shipping Organisation) containers or units, which can be loaded and sealed for movement on container ships. Containers are box-like units into which cargo can be loaded and transported, using special cranes and customised ships. Containers vary in length relative to cargo configuration demands - i.e. 6, 12 and 13.5 metres in length. This method of handling has offered the key benefits of safety from damage and pilferage for loose cargo, which break bulk cargo is more likely to experience due to the very nature of its packaging and possible movement in the ship’s hull. Container ships have varied in size as traffic demand has increased over the years, with the latest version being ‘Post-Panamax’ vessel size. This is approximately 396 metres long and has a carrying capacity of 14,500 containers.