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Container size

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Definition

Container size refers to the standardized dimensions of shipping containers used in the supply chain for the transportation of goods. The most common container sizes include 20-foot (20ft), 40-foot (40ft), and 45-foot (45ft) containers. These sizes are measured in length and are widely utilized for efficient loading onto various modes of transportation such as ships, trucks, and trains.

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Container size

Definition

Container size refers to the standardized dimensions of shipping containers used in the supply chain for the transportation of goods. The most common container sizes include 20-foot (20ft), 40-foot (40ft), and 45-foot (45ft) containers. These sizes are measured in length and are widely utilized for efficient loading onto various modes of transportation such as ships, trucks, and trains.

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