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Plan mixed container cargo in 3D. Compare usable space, payload and handling rules, then review the arrangement before handing it to the loading team.

Let’s set the scene. Your client wants an update. The ship was supposed to arrive yesterday. You check the carrier’s site—it says “In Transit.” That’s it. Super helpful. Now you’re refreshing six different tracking tools, calling your agent, stalking port schedules like a detective... and wondering why “just tracking a container” still feels like black magic in 2025. Yeah.

In this article, we explore questions such as: what is a bulk carrier ship in simple terms, what is it used for, and what are its main characteristics. Transportation via water routes remains one of the most in-demand and cost-effective methods of delivering goods. It allows bypassing multiple countries without delays at customs, and the capacity of water routes is much higher than that of road or rail transport.

Freight transportation by sea, land, or air, where the transport unit is rented, is called chartering. This term has been known since the 19th century and was primarily used for maritime transport. Today, its meaning has remained largely unchanged and is still mainly applied to sea and ocean freight transportation.