Trade · 6 pages · 12 min
A bulk carrier loads loose commodity into holds, while a container ship carries standard boxes in cells.
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A bulk carrier is built around large holds that take unpackaged cargo such as ore, coal, or grain, loaded and discharged by grabs, conveyors, or the shore terminal. A container ship is built around cell guides that hold standard boxes, each box a separate unit with its own contents and its own papers. The opening covers holds take loose commodity, cells take standard boxes, and one parcel versus many bills.
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