Bulk Cargo Loss Prevention

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Bulk cargo loss prevention refers to the measures and procedures employed to minimize losses of bulk commodities (e.g. coal, grain, ores) during loading, stowage, storage and transport. These measures include moisture control, compliance with stability and cargo-securing regulations, regular inspections and careful handling.

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