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Considering the big issue as per the article seems to be empty containers, I wondered why the containers were not collapsible and whether that was a "thing". Fo
by noisy_boy 5y ago
Considering the big issue as per the article seems to be empty containers, I wondered why the containers were not collapsible and whether that was a "thing". For those wondering about that, this article[0] seems to have some good information.
I also feel so dumb to just realize: Container. Dock. Docker.
[0]: https://piernext.portdebarcelona.cat/en/logistics/will-the-unchangeable-box-ever-change/ https://piernext.portdebarcelona.cat/en/logistics/will-the-u...
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- bkor 5y agoFoldable containers are investigated every few years. It's usually not worth it. There's a few savings in one area and enough costs in other areas to kill the business case. The idea comes up at every "innovation" session. After which the responsible department shows then the last study they did (study is repeated every few years).