Hapag-Lloyd orders 150,000 TEU
NewsCarrier spends US$550M on one of its biggest container orders to date and continues its move to steel flooring.
New document holder for boxes
As more and more containers are screened by X-ray inspection systems, there is a growing need for Customs officials and others carrying out the screening process to physically compare the paperwork on what has been loaded in individual containers with the X-ray images generated. In current container designs, however, there is no secure location for a manifest to accompany the container.
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