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Refers to any type of cargo that is loaded and carried on the open deck of a ship or other maritime vessel, rather than being stowed below deck.
Refers to a type of cargo that is shipped loose, rather than being containerized or unitized for transport. Is typically loaded and unloaded one piece at a time, rather than being loaded and unloaded as a single unit.
Refers to the empty spaces or voids that remain between cargo items when they are stowed in a ship's hold or container. .
Refers to the process of arranging and securing cargo on a ship or other type of vessel for transport.
Is a chemical compound or device that can rapidly release energy in the form of a high-pressure shock wave and heat.
Refers to agricultural crops such as wheat, rice, corn, oats, barley, and other cereal crops that are harvested and used as food or feed for livestock. .
Refer to cargo or products that generate dust particles during transport or handling.
Refers to materials used to secure and protect cargo during transport, especially on ships.
Is a medium of exchange that is used to facilitate transactions and purchases of goods and services. It typically takes the form of paper notes and coins that are issued by a government or central bank.
Refers to animals or organisms that are transported for commercial or scientific purposes while they are still alive. .
This refers to the movement of cargo or freight from one location to another, either within a transportation vehicle (such as a ship, truck, or train) or between different vehicles or modes of transport.
Can contaminate nearby products and surfaces. Shippers and transport companies may use specialized containers or packaging designed to prevent contamination.
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