You might have seen some alpha-numeric sequences on containers. Ever wondered what they mean? These sequence markings are known as Container Markings. They are important for the monitoring and general safety of a container. Let’s have a look at each of these container markings individually to get an idea of what they mean and why it is needed.

The shipping industry has been significantly affected by recent trade tensions and tariffs between countries. Our blog, "The Impact of Trade Tensions and Tariffs on the Shipping and Logistics Industry" goes in detail.

How can you manage the transportation of temperature-sensitive goods in a controlled environment to ensure their quality and integrity? Our blog, COLD CHAIN LOGISTICS: ENSURING FRESHNESS AND QUALITY FOR TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE GOODS explains.

International shipping containers serve as crucial components of global trade, operating within a network of vessels navigating international waters. However, beyond their primary purpose, these containers offer immense potential for domestic use, serving as cost-effective solutions for various logistical challenges. International shipping containers can be considered as an extension of a ship which is expected to sail on international waters again within a specified time (usually 6 months). In India, if containers are intended for use within the country, they must be domesticated by paying import duty.