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Bulk Cargo Vessels, Grade : Manual
Category: Bulk Vessel
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Bulk cargo vessels are specialized ships designed to transport large quantities of unpackaged bulk goods, such as coal, grain, iron ore, and petroleum products. These vessels feature spacious, open cargo holds or tanks that can be filled directly with the cargo, allowing for efficient loading and unloading. The design of bulk carriers includes robust hulls and powerful engines to handle heavy loads and challenging sea conditions. The cargo holds are often equipped with conveyor systems or cranes for efficient handling. Bulk cargo vessels are essential for global trade, as they move raw materials from production sites to processing plants and markets around the world. Their large capacity and specific design make them ideal for bulk commodities that are not suited for containerized shipping.
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Established in 2004, OLC has expanded from a small operation to one of the most active and reputable international NVOCC in the world. OLC Group has offices in India (Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata & Chennai). We now employ more than 30 staffs and move/handle more than 10,000 containers worldwide annually. Our extensive network reaches 80 countries with over 500 affiliated and agents worldwide. As an international forwarder with a paid up capital of US$3,000,000, OLC has also filed bond/tariff/HBL in U.S.A/Brazil/China. In China, we also have a NVOCC bond with a cash deposit of around US$200,000. Established in 2004, OLC has expanded from a small operation to one of the most active and reputable international NVOCC in the world. OLC Group has offices in India (Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata & Chennai). We now employ more than 30 staffs and move/handle more than 10,000 containers worldwide annually. Our extensive network reaches 80 countries with over 500 affiliated and agents worldwide. As an international forwarder with a paid up capital of US$3,000,000, OLC has also filed bond/tariff/HBL in U.S.A/Brazil/China. In China, we also have a NVOCC bond with a cash deposit of around US$200,000. Established in 2004, OLC has expanded from a small operation to one of the most active and reputable international NVOCC in the world. OLC Group has offices in India (Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata & Chennai). We now employ more than 30 staffs and move/handle more than 10,000 containers worldwide annually. Our extensive network reaches 80 countries with over 500 affiliated and agents worldwide. As an international forwarder with a paid up capital of US$3,000,000, OLC has also filed bond/tariff/HBL in U.S.A/Brazil/China. In China, we also have a NVOCC bond with a cash deposit of around US$200,000. As OLC is aware of the importance of communication in the forwarding industry, each of our offices has installed Internet e-mail system in & multi-users/EDI and our operation, documentation & communication are fully computerized. In addition, OLC has installed Cargo Tracking” system and this can offer excellent information flow on shipment pre-alert, tracking reports and logistics service through email/web site to agents/clients. It is OLC’s policy to have overnight response to all agents’/clients’ enquiry. With all these strategies, we can offer prompt responses that will save cost, increase efficiency & work effectively.
