ONE Announces Special Loading Requirements

Publish Time: 2022-03-29     Origin: Site



On March 28, ONE issued a Cargo Safety Bulletin, involving Special Stowage Requirement for Non-DG and Non-Special Cargoes.


ONE says safety is the number one priority when transporting goods. Therefore, to ensure compliance with the company's global cargo receipt policy and safety standards, ONE is confirming all bookings to ensure that all shipments are properly declared, packed and loaded.


This measure is a key step in preventing accidents and ensuring the safe handling of cargo, the announcement said.


The company also stressed that, in addition to dangerous and special cargo, when booking non-dangerous and non-special cargo, special loads are also required to be transported by ONE and the ships it shares with.


In addition, in order to complete the inspection, the customer will be asked to provide additional instructions and documents.


The specific loading requirements for different goods are as follows:


ONE said it is the responsibility of shippers to declare correct cargo information and therefore reminds its customers to check that all bookings are properly declared.


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