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It is difficult enough exporting or importing goods overseas, but if your company is involved in shipping goods on a big scale or bulk shipping, then much more than most likely you will be looking to load shipping containers. A shipping container is a large steel unit that carries a wide range of different goods and commodities about the globe and come in numerous sizes....and shapes. Depending on the goods your company offers with, will figure out the kind of container gear you can use - but generally most companies can utilise a three particular sized containers. The only distinction in between these three container sizes are the following

-    A 40' container can take more weight and general CBM (cubic metrers) than a 20ft container
-    A 40' higher cube container, can take much more weight and general CBM (cubic metres), than a 40ft container

In common most shippers can work with either a 20ft container or a 40ft container and do not need to utlise the 40ft higher cube container choice. After all, the high cube truly usually enables you to ship products which have a higher height and cannot be accommodated in a regular 40' container. Upon calculating how a lot cargo you are shipping, will then allow you to decide on whether or not you are shipping a 20ft container or 40ft container. In general, if you are using the solutions of a freight forwarder, then they will be able to deal with this for you - assuming you have told them exactly what it is you're shipping, such as the number of pallets, boxes and gross weight and dimensions. 

The freight forwarder would then arrange for the correct sized container to be delivered to your warehouse at a prearranged date/time, for loading by your company. If however you do not wish to appoint the solutions of a freight forwarding business and would sooner go direct to the shipping line, then you will need to handle a lot more of the shipping process yourself. For instance, it will be down to you to calculate which container you will be ordering, you will be complete the documentation and export customs entry also.

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