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This article discusses the features of transporting liquid cargo, the types available, the best transportation methods, and the suitable transport modes. For non-solid substances, regular transportation methods are not suitable. Special containers and transportation conditions are required. Some of these substances are considered hazardous, so ensuring their safety during transport is especially important.

The most common container sizes for transportation are twenty-foot and forty-foot metal boxes. Twenty-foot containers are suitable for transporting small batches of goods by small vehicles—such as vans or helicopters. They are indispensable when there is only a small amount of cargo.

A marine container is a universal, large-capacity container for transporting all types of cargo. The biggest advantage of marine containers is that they can be easily transferred from a ship to an airplane or a semi-trailer. Marine containers vary by tonnage (which is taken into account when calculating the ship's loading), construction, and purpose.

Cargo stacking is a method of arranging any type of packaging in tiers within a warehouse. Its main goal is to maximize warehouse space utilization and reduce costs for transport companies and shippers. Stacking is a crucial part of seamless, efficient, and well-organized warehouse logistics.