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Selecting the correct shipping container protects cargo, uses space efficiently and avoids loading problems. Exact dimensions and payload must be confirmed before booking. Standard dry containers 20-foot container Common for dense, heavy cargo and smaller volumes. 40-foot container Provides greater cubic capacity for general cargo. 40-foot high-cube Adds internal height for lighter, voluminous goods. Special […]

Cargo-specific planningA suitable transport option based on timing, volume and cargo type
Documentation supportShipping and customs requirements reviewed before movement
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Selecting the correct shipping container protects cargo, uses space efficiently and avoids loading problems. Exact dimensions and payload must be confirmed before booking.

Standard dry containers

20-foot container

Common for dense, heavy cargo and smaller volumes.

40-foot container

Provides greater cubic capacity for general cargo.

40-foot high-cube

Adds internal height for lighter, voluminous goods.

Special equipment

  • Reefer: temperature-controlled cargo.
  • Open-top: cargo loaded from above.
  • Flat-rack: oversized machinery and project cargo.
  • Tank container: approved bulk liquids.
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Selection and loading checks

Consider dimensions, weight, loading method, door clearance, ventilation, lashing points and destination equipment.

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