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Deutsch: Handelsware / Español: Mercancía / Português: Commodity / Français: commoditê

Commodity in the maritime context refers to any raw material, product, or item that is typically traded in bulk quantities and transported by sea for commercial purposes. These goods are often primary products or agricultural products, such as grain, coal, oil, or minerals, that are essential for various industries and global trade. Commodity shipping is a fundamental aspect of the maritime industry, contributing significantly to international trade and the world economy. This article explores the role of commodities in the maritime context, their diverse application areas, notable national and international examples, potential risks, historical evolution, and legal considerations. It concludes with examples of sentences using 'Commodity' in various grammatical forms, a list of related terms, and a summarizing section.

Deutsch: Container / Español: Contenedor / Português: Contêiner / Français: Conteneur / Italiano: Contenitore

In the maritime context, a "container" refers to a large standard-sized metal box used for transporting goods by sea, land, or air. These containers are designed to be easily moved with minimal handling, fitting on container ships, rail cars, and trucks. They are a fundamental component of global trade, facilitating the efficient and secure transport of a vast range of products across long distances.

COSCO is a shortcut for --->'China Ocean Shipping Corporation'

COSOP --->'Consultative Committee on Safety in the Offshore Petroleum Industry'.

English: International Cospas-Sarsat Programme
COSPAS-SARSAT is a shortcut for --->'International Satellite Search and Rescue System'.

COW is a shortcut for --->'Crude Oil Washing Manual'.