Vertaling van "Bulk freight " (Engels → Nederlands) :

While road freight is likely to carry the bulk of all goods in Europe for the foreseeable future, the road sector needs to do more to manage existing demand in a sustainable and resource-efficient way.

their annual transhipment of freight exceeds, for non-bulk cargo, 800 000 tonnes or, for bulk cargo, 0,1 % of the corresponding total annual cargo volume handled in all maritime ports of the Union;

Article 1(3)(a) of Regulation (EEC) No 4056/86 defined tramp vessel services as the transport of goods in bulk or in break bulk in a vessel chartered wholly or partly to one or more shippers on the basis of a voyage or time charter or any other form of contract for non-regularly scheduled or non-advertised sailings where the freight rates are freely negotiated case by case in accordance with the conditions of supply and demand. It is mostly the unscheduled transport of one single commodity which fills a vessel (10).

Prices for container ships increased in the first half of 2000, but have since fallen back somewhat, partly because freight rates have not rebounded as is the case with liquid bulk cargo, and the growth in vessel size provides a new economy of scale which allows companies to operate at comparatively low freight rates.

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(a) oil and gas, liquid cargo and dry bulk freight, special cargoes such as heavy and indivisible loads, container transport, transport within port areas, any kind of own-account transport and any type of transport operation already outside the system of chartering by rotation;