MOISTURE
Wet or moisture-emitting cargo can affect moisture-sensitive goods.
SHARED BAY / ORDER 16
Prepare one consignment without guessing the others.
Record what the cargo is, how it is packed and which shared-space questions a responsible provider still needs to answer.
- 1
- user-supplied consignment
- 0
- compatibility verdicts
- 1
- local copyable brief
A complete-looking pallet can still hide unanswered facts.
C02 / COMPATIBILITY SEPARATORS
Keep risk attributes visible before loads share space.
The matrix organizes questions from the CTU Code. It does not approve co-loading or design segregation.
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ODOUR / DUST
Odour and soil need honest disclosure before shared loading.
LIQUID / SURFACE
Liquids, sharp edges and fragile surfaces stay separate questions.
Package condition is evidence to record—not a certification to invent.
P01Corner and surface protection
P02Orientation and stackability
P03Seal and exterior condition
Some cargo cannot be reduced to a website answer.
- Dangerous or regulated status
- Battery content or unidentified goods
- Leak, residue or visible damage
- Temperature-controlled cargo
- Oversized or heavy handling
Stop and confirm classification, packing and acceptance with the responsible qualified party.
D04 / DOCUMENT POCKETS
Record what exists. Ask what the provider requires.
Keep package totals, approximate measures, marks and requested documents together without uploading files or pretending they were verified.
Prepare the handoff record →Reference-backed questions, deliberately narrow authority.
The CTU Code highlights compatibility, package strength, moisture and securing. The IMDG Code governs packaged dangerous goods. This site is a preparation aid—not a carrier, consolidator, warehouse or specialist.
B05 / LOCAL OUTPUT
Carry facts, questions and stop states together.
The result stays in this browser tab until you copy it. Nothing is submitted or emailed.
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