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To have safe and optimum transport of shipping containers by sea, railway, road, or air, there is a need to have an even load distribution inside the shipping container. Equal weight distribution reduces the chances of the container tipping over during transportation, consequently damaging the cargo. Unbalanced shipping containers also pose a logistical nightmare during handling, especially at the point of loading and off-loading, slowing down the shipping process, especially during peak season.

Since Malcolm McLean invented and patented the shipping container in 1956, they have revolutionized the logistics industry. Today, over 90 percent of all goods sold worldwide have been transported using one decedent or another of Malcolm's original design. Here, we will examine the most popular types of shipping containers in use today and explain what distinguishes them.

The prospect of a shipping container being lost at sea is a daunting one that carries significant implications. It's not just about the financial loss, but also about the broader environmental, logistical, and reputational repercussions. This blog post delves into the various consequences of such an unfortunate event and the measures in place to mitigate […]

The increased economic activity worldwide translates into a higher demand for container shipping, which results in peak season. In this informative brief, we will explore what peak season in shipping containers is, when it usually occurs, and how one can handle their way out of such a busy moment at minimal costs.

Every year, there are reports of truck accidents and cargo damage leading to significant damage to container shipments and financial losses. Besides accidents, other risks may result in container damage, including overturning, weather conditions, ship collisions, and other hazards. Thus, you should ensure your container is insured to avoid financial losses.

A High Cube Container, often called a 'Hi-Cube,' distinguishes itself from standard shipping containers by its additional height.

An informative blog post about how to cut costs when transporting containers

The term 'Conex Container' is frequently used in shipping and logistics, but what does it refer to? This blog post will demystify the topic for you.

A shipping container, also known as a cargo container or freight container, is a standardized metal box widely used across different modes of transportation.

Shipping container certifications for export are essential for legal and safe container moving.