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    Cargo Classification: Sandra Chicas Sierra Magister in International Commerce

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    1. The document classifies cargo into two main types: general cargo and bulk cargo. General cargo includes loose cargo (LCL) and palletized cargo (FCL). Bulk cargo includes solid bulk and liquid bulk. 2. Cargo is also classified by nature: perishable, fragile, hazardous/dangerous, oversized, and special/valuable. Perishable cargo degrades over time. Fragile cargo requires special packaging and handling. Hazardous cargo can endanger life. Oversized cargo is extremely large. Special cargo has unique value. 3. A classification workshop is provided to classify example products by type (general/bulk) and nature (perishable, fragile, etc

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    1. The document classifies cargo into two main types: general cargo and bulk cargo. General cargo includes loose cargo (LCL) and palletized cargo (FCL). Bulk cargo includes solid bulk and liquid bulk. 2. Cargo is also classified by nature: perishable, fragile, hazardous/dangerous, oversized, and special/valuable. Perishable cargo degrades over time. Fragile cargo requires special packaging and handling. Hazardous cargo can endanger life. Oversized cargo is extremely large. Special cargo has unique value. 3. A classification workshop is provided to classify example products by type (general/bulk) and nature (perishable, fragile, etc

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    1. The document classifies cargo into two main types: general cargo and bulk cargo. General cargo includes loose cargo (LCL) and palletized cargo (FCL). Bulk cargo includes solid bulk and liquid bulk. 2. Cargo is also classified by nature: perishable, fragile, hazardous/dangerous, oversized, and special/valuable. Perishable cargo degrades over time. Fragile cargo requires special packaging and handling. Hazardous cargo can endanger life. Oversized cargo is extremely large. Special cargo has unique value. 3. A classification workshop is provided to classify example products by type (general/bulk) and nature (perishable, fragile, etc

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    Cargo Classification: Sandra Chicas Sierra Magister in International Commerce

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    Nico Bello
    1. The document classifies cargo into two main types: general cargo and bulk cargo. General cargo includes loose cargo (LCL) and palletized cargo (FCL). Bulk cargo includes solid bulk and liquid bulk. 2. Cargo is also classified by nature: perishable, fragile, hazardous/dangerous, oversized, and special/valuable. Perishable cargo degrades over time. Fragile cargo requires special packaging and handling. Hazardous cargo can endanger life. Oversized cargo is extremely large. Special cargo has unique value. 3. A classification workshop is provided to classify example products by type (general/bulk) and nature (perishable, fragile, etc

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    Cargo Classification

    Sandra Chicas Sierra


    Magister in International Commerce
    Type Classification
    1. General: A series of products that are
    transported in small units and is compose of
    individual units.

    1.1. Loose Cargo: Means that master cartoons are


    not palletized, nor containerized. (LCL)
    Type Classification
    1. General: A series of products that are
    transported in small units and is compose of
    individual units.

    1.2. Palletized Cargo: Is composed of boxes or


    packages grouped in units as pallets, containers or
    slings. (FCL)
    Type Classification
    2. Bulk Cargo: Merchandise that are transported
    without any packing or packaging. They are
    transported in big volumes.

    2.1. Solid Bulk: Minerals, Cereals, Chemical products


    (Coal, Sugar, Grain)
    Type Classification
    2. Bulk Cargo: Merchandise that are transported
    without any packing or packaging. They are
    transported in great volumes.

    2.2. Liquid Bulk: Petroleum, Liquors, Liquid gases


    (Nitrogen, Oxygen)
    Nature Classification
    1. Perishable Cargo: Products that suffer a normal
    degradation due to its physical, chemical and
    biological characteristics.

    Examples: Fruits, vegetables, flowers, fresh fishes.


    Nature Classification
    2. Fragile Cargo: Products that require a special
    treatment in tis packaging, manipulation and
    transportation.

    Examples: Bottles of Wine, Glasses, Ceramics,


    dishes.
    Nature Classification
    3. Hazardous or dangerous Cargo: Products that can
    produce danger to people´s life, due to its nature,
    such as radioactive products, toxic products,
    explossive products, poisonous products.
    Nature Classification
    4. Oversized Cargo: Extremely big products.
    Example: Heavy Machinery, Vehicles, Boats.
    Nature Classification
    5. Special/ Valuable: The valuable cargo refers to those items that by their nature are of a
    special value that range from precious metals, elaborate jewelry, works of art to important
    documentation such as titles, stocks, even technological articles
    Classification Workshop
    Classify the following products according to its Type and Nature:

    1. 10 pallets of leather accesories (wallets, shoes, belts)


    2. 100 boxes of flowers
    3. 10 Tons of sugar
    4. 10 pallets of bluberries
    5. Liquid nitrogen
    6. 20 tons of coal
    7. 10 tons of Wood
    8. Vegetable oil
    9. 2 containers full of ceramic vessels
    10. 5 containers full of red wine bottles
    11. Circus animals (elephants)
    12.Horses for international competition

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