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Dunnage

Dunnage is inexpensive or waste material used to load and secure cargo during transportation; more loosely, it refers to miscellaneous baggage, brought along during travel. The term can also refer to low-priority cargo used to fill out transport capacity which would otherwise ship underweight.

International laws, Dunnage bags & Ships

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International laws

Customs dutiesTimberQuarantineInsectPests
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Dunnage bags

RubberPalletsKraft paperStrappingPolyethylene
8 related topics

Ships

US NavyUnderway replenishment
2 related topics

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International laws

Dunnage bags

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Dunnage

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples29
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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Dunnage

Top relations

related to International laws · 9
Dunnage → According, Currently, International Law, International Plant Protection Convention, IPPC, ISPM, MARPOL, There, When
related to Miscellaneous uses of term · 7
Dunnage → First Mate, In, It, On, Outfitters, Stow, United Kingdom
related to Construction · 3
Dunnage → In, They, Typically
related to Ships · 3
Dunnage → CLF, Force, US Navy Combat Logistics
related to Dunnage bags · 1
Dunnage → It
related to Shipbuilding · 1
Dunnage → During

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used bags cargo term also citation needed refer ship material equipment use secure transportation manufactured inside prevent materials refers fill

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
welding machinesinstance ofdunnage is commonly used to describe items0.80text
hosesinstance ofdunnage is commonly used to describe items0.80text
laddersinstance ofdunnage is commonly used to describe items0.80text
and scaffolding which are not part of the shipinstance ofdunnage is commonly used to describe items0.80text
will not remain aboard after it is completedinstance ofdunnage is commonly used to describe items0.80text
Dunnagerelated to ConstructionIn0.60section
Dunnagerelated to ConstructionTypically0.60section
Dunnagerelated to ConstructionThey0.60section
Dunnagerelated to Dunnage bagsIt0.60section
Dunnagerelated to International lawsWhen0.60section
Dunnagerelated to International lawsAccording0.60section
Dunnagerelated to International lawsInternational Law0.60section

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