Shipping containers require routine inspections, just like other assets, to ensure longevity and financial worth. Our blog “Ensuring good returns for your containers through routine inspections and maintenance” explains how you can derive maximum benefits from your investment.

Containers must be able to withstand the rigors of international shipping. A third-party surveyor inspects and certifies them to ensure they meet industry standards. Our blog "What is a cargo-worthy container?" explains how such certified containers can benefit customers.

Driven by technological advancements and shifting consumer preferences, the shipping and logistics industry is set to undergo a revolution. Our blog, "Emerging Trends in Shipping and Logistics" goes into greater detail.

Shipping container architecture, with its creative applications and impressive aesthetics, is a compelling trend that is expected to stay on. Our blog, "Shipping Container Architecture: Innovative Uses and Inspiring Designs" explains.

As the shipping industry continues to develop, maintaining a sustainable transport system requires a balance of economic, environmental, and social considerations. Our blog, "The Economics of Shipping Container Transport: Costs, Efficiency and Future Trends" goes in detail.

The recent boom in E-commerce has had a major influence on shipping and logistics, prompting new challenges and opportunities for service providers. Our blog, "The Impact of E-Commerce on the Shipping and Logistics Industry" tells more.

"Get inside the captivating world of industrial ingenuity as we unveil the stages of crafting world-class shipping containers". Our blog "THE INTRICATE JOURNEY: UNVEILING THE MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF SHIPPING CONTAINERS" explains

Unlocking efficiency and profitability: Discover the advantages of using domesticated containers for your business needs. Dive in now! Our blog "HOW DO YOU BENEFIT USING DOMESTICATED CONTAINERS?" explains.

"Dive into container leasing: Unveil the diverse arrangements powering global trade and supply chain dynamics.” Our blog “WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONTAINER LEASING ARRANGEMENTS?" explains.

Shipping containers are used not only for transporting goods but also for various other applications like housing projects and for storing goods on-site. One important aspect that has to be taken care of is ventilation - no matter what the container is used for. Cargo owners prefer airtight containers. They want to prevent air, moisture and insects from entering the container while goods are being transported. When containers are used for other applications like housing projects and for storage at sites, being airtight might actually create problems and this must be resolved through ventilation which is a task performed by experts.