CTU code - poorly secured cargo

Cargo integrity - poorly secured cargo - destination
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Containers and the cargo within are subjected to dynamic forces through the supply chain, including inter-modal handling and heavy sea conditions. Ensuring that the cargo is sufficiently secured at the point of loading mitigates the risk of cargo damage and injury at destination.

TT Club Loss Prevention

TT Club

Date25/03/2019

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