Trades

In maritime context, trades refer to the routes or paths taken by ships to transport goods and cargo between different ports and destinations. These trades are often categorized based on the type of cargo being transported, such as dry bulk, liquid bulk, containerized, or specialized cargo. The routes taken by ships in these trades are influenced by various factors such as weather patterns, geopolitical situations, and market demand. Shipping companies often specialize in certain trades and deploy vessels that are optimized for the specific cargo and routes. The efficiency and profitability of a shipping company is often dependent on its ability to effectively manage and optimize its trades.

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