Handling Reefer Cargo in Ports

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Handling Reefer Cargo in Ports refers to the acceptance, storage, monitoring, power supply, and handling of refrigerated container cargo within port facilities. It encompasses loading and unloading, temperature checks, power connections, pre- and post-inspections, as well as maintenance and documentation to preserve cold chain integrity and protect perishable goods.

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