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Blending and Commingling of Liquid Bulk Cargoes | Britannia P&I
It is common for ships to receive requests from cargo interests to blend, commingle, dye, or dope liquid bulk cargoes. These processes are often carried out to meet specific market requirements, adhere to regulatory standards, or customise the product for end-user needs. Blending or Commingling? The terms ‘blending’ and ‘commingling’ are often used interchangeably in the shipping industry when two or more different parcels of liquid bulk cargo a…
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