Shipping Firms Urged to Optimize Container Sizes for Cost Savings

Shipping Firms Urged to Optimize Container Sizes for Cost Savings

This article, from a data analyst's perspective, delves into the CBM size and loading capacity of shipping containers. It provides detailed data on common container types such as 20GP, 40GP, 40HQ, and 45HQ. Using real-world examples, it guides readers to comprehensively consider factors like volume, weight, and packaging to select the most economical and efficient container solution, ultimately optimizing sea freight costs. The analysis aims to provide practical insights for businesses involved in international trade and logistics.

Guide to Standard International Shipping Container Sizes

Guide to Standard International Shipping Container Sizes

This paper delves into the common size standards of international shipping containers, including 20GP, 40GP, 40HQ, and 45HQ, as well as the application scenarios of special containers such as open-top and flat-rack containers. Combining practical experience, it shares key considerations for cargo loading planning, weight distribution, and cargo securing. The paper also explores container selection strategies and the future trends of intelligent and customized containers, aiming to provide a practical guide for foreign trade and logistics professionals.

Warehouse Logistics Adopts Small Total Picking to Boost Efficiency

Warehouse Logistics Adopts Small Total Picking to Boost Efficiency

This paper explores the new concept of 'Small Total Picking,' emphasizing how flexible picking units and distribution methods can enhance picking efficiency in warehouse logistics. By analyzing the advantages and disadvantages of different picking models, it presents an innovative approach that combines fixed distribution personnel with smart devices, providing new insights for industry development.