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Bulk carriers, also known as bulk freighters, are large ships designed specifically for the transportation of bulk commodities, which are goods typically transported in large quantities without packaging.

These commodities often include raw materials like coal, iron ore, grains, and fertilizers, as well as other bulk products like cement and salt. Bulk carriers are essential to global trade, with their ability to move vast amounts of goods across oceans, connecting producers and consumers across continents.

Their design is tailored to maximize the capacity for cargo while ensuring safe and efficient navigation through various maritime conditions. These vessels are categorized by their size and cargo capacity, ranging from small Handysize bulk carriers to large Capesize and Very Large Ore Carriers (VLOCs), each designed for specific routes and types of cargo. Bulk carriers are typically built with large holds or tanks capable of carrying cargoes without the need for individual packaging, making them highly efficient for transporting loose, granular, or bulk materials. The industry relies heavily on these vessels to meet the demand for essential commodities in sectors such as agriculture, mining, and manufacturing.