All about Containers for Logistics! Size and Features of Dry/Reefer/Open Top/Flat Rack/ISO Tank.

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Well the LCL freight charge be different for 0.5 cbm and 0.9 cbm cargo ?

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for LCL, normally 1CBM is the minimum volume.
0.5cbm and 0.9cbm will be charged as 1cbm.

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Informative video, but you missed to mention about what type of goods are shipped in a Grade B Container.

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The video did not explain what are the usual cargoes involve in Grade B container, only A and C. Can you clarify? Thanks

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it's quite hard to clarify. but mostly grade A is used for food and medical goods. but depend on the shipper's request.

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For 20' container, maximum weight is 20 ton and for 40' container, the maximum weight is 25 ton.

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