A
- Apparel & Textiles
- Finished garments, fabric rolls and textile goods, typically consolidated around seasonal sell dates.
- Automotive Parts
- Components and aftermarket parts, often moved on a just-in-time replenishment schedule.
B
- Batteries (Lithium)
- Regulated as dangerous goods, requiring specific packaging, labeling and documentation.
- Beauty & Personal Care
- Cosmetics, skincare and personal care items, often requiring protective packing and date-aware routing.
- Break Bulk
- Oversized or irregularly shaped cargo that doesn't fit standard containers, loaded and secured individually.
- Bulk Cargo
- Unpackaged commodities like grains or raw materials, loaded loose rather than in units.
C
- Chemicals (Non-Hazardous)
- Industrial or consumer chemical products that don't meet hazardous material thresholds but may still require specific handling.
- Cold Chain Cargo
- Temperature-sensitive goods requiring a continuous refrigerated supply chain from origin to delivery.
- Consumer Electronics
- Devices and components requiring secure, trackable, minimal-touchpoint handling.
D
- Dangerous Goods (Hazmat)
- Cargo classified as hazardous under applicable regulations, requiring specific documentation, labeling and handling.
- Dry Cargo
- General, non-perishable goods that don't require temperature control or special handling.
F
- Footwear
- Compact, high-turnover cargo typically shipped in consolidated wholesale lots.
- Frozen Foodstuff
- Perishable goods requiring sub-zero temperature control throughout transit.
- Furniture & Home Goods
- Bulkier retail cargo often requiring careful stacking and damage-prevention packing.
G
- General Cargo
- Mixed, packaged freight that doesn't require special handling or temperature control.
H
- Household Goods
- Personal belongings and furnishings moved during relocations, typically consolidated by volume.
I
- Industrial Equipment
- Heavy or oversized machinery, often classified as special or break-bulk cargo.
L
- Liquids (Non-Hazardous)
- Bottled or bulk liquid goods requiring leak-proof packaging and upright handling.
M
- Machinery & Parts
- Industrial components, often moved as out-of-gauge or special cargo depending on size.
- Medical Devices
- Regulated healthcare equipment requiring secure, trackable handling and compliance documentation.
O
- Out-of-Gauge Cargo
- Freight exceeding standard container dimensions, requiring flat-rack or open-top equipment.
P
- Perishables
- Food and other goods with a limited shelf life, requiring temperature control and fast transit.
- Pharmaceuticals
- Regulated healthcare products requiring temperature control, chain-of-custody handling and compliance documentation.
R
- Raw Materials
- Unprocessed or semi-processed inputs feeding into manufacturing, often moved in bulk or break-bulk form.
- Refrigerated Cargo (Reefer)
- Perishable or temperature-sensitive goods moved in temperature-controlled containers.
- Retail & Consumer Goods
- Mixed-SKU shipments moving on a scheduled replenishment rhythm.
S
- Special Cargo
- Cargo requiring non-standard handling because of its size, weight, value or sensitivity.
- Sporting Goods
- Seasonal, often bulkier retail cargo tied to demand cycles.
T
- Textiles & Raw Fabric
- Unfinished fabric rolls and textile inputs moving into manufacturing.
W
- Wearables & Accessories
- Small, high-turnover fashion and lifestyle items, typically consolidated in volume.
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