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Dry Cargo Ships – What Are They and What Types Exist?
Maritime and river transportation is an affordable and reliable way to deliver large volumes of goods. It is used where other options are impossible, and sometimes the sea route is faster and shorter than road, air, or rail transport. Despite the fact that the average speed of a dry cargo ship is 40, or at most 80 km/h, the absence of intermediate and sanitary stops makes such transportation cost-effective.
What is Cross-Docking?
This article explores the question of what cross-docking is in logistics and how it helps save time and money in all types of cargo transportation. The task of a logistician is to transport cargo from point A to point B. In theory, it looks simple.
Why is a Bill of Lading Needed?
This article explores questions such as what a bill of lading is in logistics, who issues the document, in what types of transportation it is used, its validity period, and other related topics.
Centralized Cargo Transportation
Cargo transportation, where a logistics company (TC) provides a full range of services for delivering goods, is called centralized transportation.