Meaning Stowage
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The plan as to how cargo has been placed or positioned within a container, vessel, truck, etc.
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A marine term referring to loading freight into ships' holds.
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A marine term referring to loading freight into ships' holds.
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Stowage is the placing of goods in a ship in a manner as to ensure optimum safety and stability of the ship not only on a sea or ocean passage but also in between ports when parts of the cargo have be [..]
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(n) the charge for stowing goods(n) a room in which things are stored(n) the act of packing or storing away
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The lading of cargo in a vessel in such a manner as to provide the utmost safety and efficiency for the ship and the goods it carries. Strikes, Riots and Civil Commotion's
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A marine term that refers to loading freight into vessels' cargo holds.
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The placing and securing of cargo or containers on board a vessel or an aircraft or of cargo in a container.
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The amount of room for storing materials on board a ship.
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The placing of goods in a ship in such a way as to ensure the safety and stability of the ship not only on a sea or ocean passage but also while in port when parts of the cargo have been loaded or dis [..]
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The amount of room for storing materials on board a ship.
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The placing of goods in a ship in such a way as to ensure the safety and stability of the ship not only on a sea or ocean passage but also in between ports when parts of the cargo have been loaded or [..]
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The placing of goods in a ship in such a way as to ensure the safety and stability of the ship
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(a) The loading of cargo in a vessel in such a manner as to provide the utmost safety and efficiency for the ship and the goods it carries. (b) The placing of goods in a ship in such a way as to ensur [..]
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the amount of room for storing materials on board a ship.
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The placing of goods in a ship in such a way as to ensure the safety and stability of the ship not only on a sea or ocean passage but also in between ports when parts of the cargo have been loaded or [..]
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The placing of goods in a ship in such a way as to ensure the safety and stability of the ship not only on a sea or ocean passage but also in between ports when parts of the cargo have been loaded or discharged.
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The placing of goods in a ship in such a way as to ensure the safety and stability of the ship not only on a sea or ocean passage but also while in port when parts of the cargo have been loaded or discharged. STOWAGE FACTOR
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A marine term referring to loading freight into ships holds.
Source: maritimeandcommerciallaw.co.uk (offline)

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 The lading of cargo in a vessel in such a manner as to provide the utmost safety and efficiency for the ship and the goods it carries.
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A marine term referring to loading freight into ships' holds.
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The placing of cargo in a vessel in such a manner as to provide the utmost safety and efficiency for the ship and the goods it carries.
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The placing of goods in a ship in such a way as to ensure the safety and stability of the ship not only on a sea or ocean passage but also in between ports when parts of the cargo have been loaded or [..]
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A marine term referring to loading freight into ships' holds.
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The operation that consists in securing cargo on board the vessel.
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Loading cargo onboard and arranging it in the ship`s hold and tween decks according to a pre-established cargo plan.
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Handling and placing of goods securely on board ship.
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A marine term referring to loading freight into ships’ holds.
Source: marinedelivers.com (offline)

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Transitory placing of goods in areas close to the ship.
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Process of arranging the cargo in a warehouse, dock or mode of transport.
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A place where things are stowed. ''Accommodations were so poor I think we were in stowage, with the rest of the cargo.'' Things that are stowed. ''Our stowage disappeared down the chute, into [..]
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