Derelict Reefer Equipment Handling

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Derelict reefer equipment handling refers to the set of processes and procedures for managing refrigerated containers (reefers) that have been abandoned, unclaimed, or left behind at terminals or storage yards. It includes identification, inspection, removal, storage, repair, disposal, or reconditioning to ensure safety, regulatory compliance, and minimization of environmental and operational risks.

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