General cargo
Commercial shipments of various non-specialized goods that do not require temperature control or other specific considerations. This category includes a wide variety of products, from packaged foods to manufactured goods. Such shipments should be packaged in regular packaging materials such as boxes, drums, big bags, etc., and finally placed on pallets.
Dangerous goods
These are commercial shipments that require specific considerations based on their IMO classification. The range of products can vary widely, from lithium batteries to corrosive liquids or toxic gases. These shipments must be accompanied by a safety data sheet and packaged according to the instructions provided in the sheet.
Personal effects
According to customs regulations, this is the only type of cargo that individuals or private individuals can send, and only when it involves a change of residence. These goods typically consist of personal items such as clothing, furniture, books, etc. In any case, these items must be properly packaged in boxes or bubble wrap, and then palletized and shrink-wrapped for correct handling during shipment.
Temperature-controlled cargo
These are commercial shipments of perishable products and are typically classified into two main groups: food and pharmaceuticals. There are very few temperature-controlled groupage routes, so it will be necessary to check with the shipping line to see if the service is available. Such shipments must be packaged according to specific regulations and should be placed in boxes on pallets.
Cargo not accepted in maritime groupage
Vehicles and bulk cargo are among the types of cargo that cannot be transported in groupage.