General Freight
(FTL & LTL)
- General Freight (Dry Cargo) refers to goods that do not require special handling, refrigeration, or temperature control during transportation. This type of freight includes items that are typically not perishable or hazardous and can be safely transported under normal conditions.
Electronics
Furniture
Textile
Dry goods
Refrigerated Freight
(Perishable Goods)
Refrigerated Freight (Perishable Goods) refers to the transportation of items that must be kept at specific temperatures to ensure they remain fresh, safe, and usable. This type of freight is commonly used for goods that can spoil, decay, or degrade if not properly stored, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and certain chemicals.
Food
Pharmaceuticals
Chemicals
Bulk Freight
(Raw materials)
Bulk Freight refers to the transportation of large quantities of goods that are unpackaged or loosely packed, typically in liquid, granular, or massive solid forms. These goods are usually transported in bulk carriers, tankers, or specialized freight containers.
Granular
Massive solid
Liquid
Hazardous Freight
(Special handling)
Hazardous Freight refers to goods that pose risks to health, safety, property, or the environment during transportation. These materials require special handling, packaging, labeling, and regulatory compliance.
Explosives
Flammable liquids
Toxic materials
Oversized or Heavy Freight
(Require permit)
Oversized or Heavy Freight refers to cargo that exceeds standard weight and dimension limits for normal transportation. These loads require specialized equipment, permits, and routing considerations.
Large machinery
Vehicles
Construction equipment
