Liquid bulk cargo includes any cargo carried in closed tanks and poured or pumped into the carrying vessel. This would include:
Hazardous chemicals in liquid form
Petroleum
Gasoline
Liquefied natural gas (LNG)
Liquid nitrogen
Cooking oil
Fruit juices
Vegetable oil
Dry bulk cargo
Dry bulk cargoes cover a wide range of products. Some of the most commonly handled dry bulk materials are coal, cement, grain, sulphur, fertilizers, iron ore and sugar. These products are generally not packaged separately but transported in large quantities in the hold of a ship.
Motor vehicle handling operations
Motor vehicle handling operations, this involves loading movable goods with the Ro-Ro method which means that they can be loaded without the need to roll between terminal and ship. This approach ensures a high handling speed and low handling costs.
Container handling operations
Container handling operations is:
the activity of receiving and delivery of containers to and from landside partners arriving by road or rail;
the receipt and delivery of containers to and from seaside partners arriving by barge or ship;
the transfer of containers between sea and land for storage, and possibly loading or unloading of cargo into or out of containers
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