bulk goods

There was much of some value, though mostly bulk goods.

The shipping industry changed rapidly with the transportation of bulk goods.

Unit trains are typically used for the transportation of bulk goods.

And they were not geared to shipping large quantities of bulk goods.

He hopes to win more contracts for bulk goods.

I must look for the grosser storage places, those in which bulk goods were kept.

The terminal for bulk goods handles over a million tons annually.

All kinds of bulk goods, from nails to gold coins, were stored in them.

For this company she carried a wider array of bulk goods including grains and stone.

The Great Lakes are today used as a major mode of transport for bulk goods.

True, the crown sometimes helped by allowing bulk goods to travel without paying tolls.

She carried grain, carbon, chemicals and other bulk goods.

Bulk goods (this includes goods which will undergo a process or are mixed).

They are mainly used for transporting bulk goods, coal, scrap, steel, wood and paper.

Most cargo ships that do not carry bulk goods are container ships.

It handles primarily agricultural products and other bulk goods rather than containers, which dominate the shipping market.

Some were unloading firewood or other bulk goods from the wagons of tradesmen.

The waterway is heavily used by barges' transporting bulk goods such as grain and oil.

For certain bulk goods this makes containerization unattractive.

They held less valuable, bulk goods.

A Gauger measured or gauged bulk goods subject to duty, including alcoholic drink.

It is a bulk goods complex.

The journey by water, the only practical means of transport for bulk goods prior to the railway, took a minimum of 30 hours.

The East Port - an important shipping center for bulk goods, with its own rail connection - was also largely destroyed.

The convoy consisted of older, smaller ships, mostly with essential cargoes of bulk goods.