0 past simple and past participle of containerize
1 to put goods in a large metal box for transport, or to make a port, ship, etc. suitable for this method of transport:
containerized goods
An equivalent unit is a measure of containerized cargo capacity equal to one standard 20x8ftm 2 (length width) container.
The company also owns and operates container ships and multipurpose vessels that transport dry and refrigerated containerized cargoes, primarily manufactured products and perishables.
Terminal 4 handles containerized cargo at a 213 meter-long berth with alongside depths of 9 to 10 meters.
Their plan is to build 18 berths at the port capable of processing of containerized cargo annually.
As shipping became containerized in the later 20th century, however, demand for labor declined, with negative economic consequences for the neighborhood.
In the freighter role, the clear need was to support the containerized shipping methodologies that were being widely introduced at about the same time.
Coal, raw minerals and containerized goods provide the majority of traffic plying this section of the river.
Recently, containerized cargo has replaced dry bulk as the canal's main income generator, moving it to second place.
