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Bulk cargo is commodity cargo that's transported unpackaged in large quantities. These cargos are usually dropped or poured, with a spout or shovel bucket, as a liquid or solid, into a bulk carrier's hold, railroad car, or tanker truck/trailer/semi-trailer body. Bulk cargos are classified as liquid or dry.
   The largest bulk carrier cargo ship in the world is the iron ore carrier Berge Stahl, weighing a massive .
   The busiest bulk cargo port in the world is the New Orleans-area based Port of South Louisiana.

Dry bulk cargos

Liquid bulk cargos

  • petroleum
  • liquefied natural gas (LNG)
  • gasoline
  • chemicals
  • liquid edibles (vegetable oil, cooking oil, fruit juices, etc.)

    Some bulk shipping companies

  • Trans Ocean Distribution Homepage
  • Aasen Shipping & Aasen Chartering (Norway) Homepage
  • ALL-Transport A/S (Norway) Homepage
  • American Steamship Company (United States) Homepage
  • Canada Steamship Lines (Canada)
  • Commercial Trading & Discount (Greece)
  • Czech Ocean Shipping (Czech Republic)
  • Daeyang Shipping (China - Greece - Japan)
  • c(Canada)
  • Gearbulk Holding Limited (Norway - Japan)
  • M/S Fjordbulk (Norway)
  • NOL Services (Singapore)
  • OAM Coal Trade and Bulk Shipping (Germany)
  • Österströms Rederi AB (Sweden)
  • SMC Marine Services (Singapore)
  • Samsun Logix (South Korea)
  • The Skaarup Group (United States) Homepage
  • Zhejiang Ocean Shipping Company (China)
  • Losinjska Plovidba brodarstvo (Croatia) (External Link)

    Large ports specializing in bulk cargo

  • Port of South Louisiana
  • Port of RotterdamFurther Information

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