BLOGS
You have probably seen pictures of container ships carrying hundreds of containers stacked one on top of the other. Have you ever wondered how they stand tall without collapsing?
You might have seen some alpha-numeric sequences on containers. Ever wondered what they mean? These sequence markings are known as Container Markings. They are important for the monitoring and general safety of a container. Letβs have a look at each of these container markings individually to get an idea of what they mean and why it is needed.
INCOTERMS minimize misinterpretations and disputes arising from inconsistencies in regulations and customs practices between countries. Our blog "The role of INCOTERMS in the smooth functioning of international trade and commerceβ explains.
The world's first Green Shipping Corridor is coming up 100 miles south of the Panama Canal. What does this mean for the shipping industry? Please read the narrative in our blog post "ππ’π₯π₯ ππ‘π π°π¨π«π₯π'π¬ ππ’π«π¬π ππ«πππ§ ππ‘π’π©π©π’π§π ππ¨π«π«π’ππ¨π« π©π«π¨π―π ππ¨ ππ ππ§ ππ₯πππ«π§πππ’π―π ππ¨ ππ‘π πππ§ππ¦π πππ§ππ₯"?
Stadium 974" in Qatar has the unique distinction of being the world's only stadium built with shipping containers. Our blog "The 2022 FIFA World Cup and 974 shipping containers! What's the deal?" tells the story.
Tonnage is a measurement of a ship's capacity to carry goods and is frequently used to determine the fees for commercial shipping. Our blog "All that you ought to know on "tonnage" in shipping" explains more.
