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————LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS———— Login General Cargo In international logistics and transportation, "general cargo" is often referred to as ordinary cargo, which refers to ordinary goods that do not have special requirements during transportation, loading, unloading, and warehousing, and are not classified as dangerous goods, sensitive goods, or prohibited items. It is the most common and least restricted category of goods in logistics and transportation.
This includes, but is not limited to, furniture, kitchenware, toys, clothing, appliances, equipment, tools, parts, and building materials. Heavy Lift Cargo In international logistics and transportation, there is no globally unified absolute standard for oversized or overweight cargo; it is a relative concept. Simply put, any cargo whose size or weight exceeds the acceptable standards for "general cargo" in ordinary express delivery or container shipping, requiring special equipment, special planning, and additional procedures for transport, can be classified as oversized cargo. Special Cargo In international logistics and transportation, "special cargo" is a broad term referring to goods that differ from ordinary goods in nature, weight, volume, value, or management requirements, necessitating the use of specialized transport vehicles, special operating procedures, or specific permits for safe and legal transport. If "general cargo" refers to standard items, and "oversized cargo" simply refers to items exceeding size and weight limits, then "special cargo" often adds attributes such as "dangerous," "valuable," "perishable," or "live animals" to the category of "oversized cargo," or is itself a special category with stringent transportation requirements. |