Inter-Vessel Cargo Transfer

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Inter-Vessel Cargo Transfer refers to the operation of directly transferring cargo between two vessels (ship-to-ship transfer), either at sea or in port. This process requires specialized equipment and defined safety protocols to ensure the cargo is moved safely and efficiently.

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