Classification of goods in international shipping

Classification of goods is an indispensable part of international shipping, which is related to the safe transportation and efficient management of goods. According to different classification criteria, goods can be classified into different types. The following are several common ways of classifying goods:
Classified by moisture content: dry goods and wet goods.
Classified by packaging status: packaged goods, naked goods, and bulk goods.
Divided by whether it is divided into parcels: miscellaneous goods and bulk goods.
Classified by value of goods: high-value goods and low value goods.
Classified by weight and volume ratio: heavy goods, light foam goods.
Classified by size and weight: oversized cargo, overweight cargo, and overweight/oversized cargo.
Classified by the physical and chemical properties of goods: ordinary goods and special goods.
Classified by container usage: FCL cargo and LCL cargo.
These classification methods help transportation companies develop reasonable transportation plans based on the characteristics of goods, ensuring that goods can arrive at their destination safely and efficiently.