Bulk cargo

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Bulk cargo is cargo that is unpacked (un-bundled or un-bound) and is of the same or a similar kind or nature (homogeneous). These cargos are usually dropped or poured, with a spout or shovel bucket, as a liquid or solid, into a bulk carrier's hold, railroad car, or tanker truck/trailer/semi-trailer body. Bulk cargos are classified as liquid or dry.

The largest bulk carrier cargo ship in the world is the iron ore carrier Berge Stahl, weighing a massive 364,768 dead-weight-tons (metric).

The busiest bulk cargo port in the world is the New Orleans-area based Port of South Louisiana.

Railcars can ship any bulk cargo to many locations. This car advertises "Next Load, Any Road!"
Railcars can ship any bulk cargo to many locations. This car advertises "Next Load, Any Road!"



  • Large bulk sea-going companies:
    • Aasen Shipping & Aasen Chartering (Norway) Homepage
    • ALL-Transport A/S (Norway) Homepage
    • American Steamship Company (United States) Homepage
    • Canada Steamship Lines (Canada)
    • Commercial Trading & Discount (Greece)
    • Czech Ocean Shipping (Czech Republic)
    • Daeyang Shipping (China - Greece - Japan)
    • c(Canada)
    • Gearbulk (Norway - Japan)
    • M/S Fjordbulk (Norway)
    • NOL Services (Singapore)
    • OAM Coal Trade and Bulk Shipping (Germany)
    • Österströms Rederi AB (Sweden)
    • SMC Marine Services (Singapore)
    • Samsun Logix (South Korea)
    • The Skaarup Group (United States) Homepage
    • Zhejiang Ocean Shipping Company (China)



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