- In shipping,
break-
bulk, breakbulk, or
break bulk cargo, also
called general cargo, is
goods that are
stowed on
board ships in
individually counted units...
- Look up
break-
bulk or
break bulk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Break bulk or
breaking bulk may
refer to:
Breakbulk cargo, a
shipping term for any...
- In law,
breaking bulk is the act of
removing something from a
package or parcel, or in any way
destroying its entirety. It was thus
important in connection...
- A
bulk carrier or
bulker is a
merchant ship
specially designed to transport unpackaged bulk cargo—such as grain, coal, ore,
steel coils, and cement—in...
-
marine terminals that
service five
business sectors: automobiles,
break-
bulk,
bulk, containers, and cruise.
Annacis Auto
Terminals Richmond Auto Terminal...
- fine particles, for example:
process of
breaking bulk liquids into
small droplets.
Atomization may also
refer to: The
making of an aerosol,
which is a colloidal...
-
owner to fetch a
cargo of
grain from
Canada to Latvia, the ship may then be
required to carry a
cargo of coal from
Britain to Melanesia.
Bulk carriers...
-
selling merchandise to, such
persons or companies.
Wholesalers frequently physically ****emble, sort, and
grade goods in
large lots,
break-
bulk, repack, and redistribute...
- over 24,000 TEU.
There are two main
types of dry cargo:
bulk cargo and
break bulk cargo.
Bulk cargoes, like
grain or coal, are
transported unpackaged...
-
occur if the
person was
willingly handed the
bulk or
bales of items.: 946 The
breaking of the
bulk was
found to be the
required force needed in the element...
