How to Export Bulk Cargo or Project Cargo (Without Containers) Some cargo is too big or too heavy to fit in a container — like machines, turbines, steel structures, or grains. This type of cargo is exported directly on the ship, not in containers. This is how it’s done: 1. Choose the right ship – Bulk carrier, RORO, or heavy-lift vessel 2. Coordinate with port – You need special equipment like cranes or trailers 3. Hire experts – A good freight forwarder and a marine surveyor are very important

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Ever wonder how massive or oddly-shaped goods get shipped? 🤔 Break bulk cargo is the answer. In this week’s Logistics Explained article, we break down how to ship everything that’s too big or awkward for standard containers: http://spkl.io/6181fVSo1 #LogisticsExplained #DigitalLogistics #Maersk #BreakBulk | Maersk