What is another term for non-containerized cargo?

The correct term for non-containerized cargo is Bulk Load. Non-containerized cargo refers to goods that are transported without the use of standardized containers, which means they are generally loaded directly into transport vessels or vehicles. This includes various types of cargo such as bulk materials, which can be either solid (like grains, coal, or ore) or liquid (like crude oil or chemicals).

"RoRo" (Roll on, Roll off) refers specifically to vessels designed to carry wheeled cargo, where vehicles can be driven on and off the ship, rather than being perfectly suitable for bulk non-containerized cargo. Flat Racks are used to transport oversized cargo that isn’t fit for enclosed containers, but they are still a form of containerized transportation. Liquid Cargo describes a category of bulk cargo but does not encompass the full range of non-containerized goods such as dry bulk commodities. Therefore, Bulk Load is the term that effectively captures the essence of non-containerized cargo, highlighting its characteristic of being transported in bulk rather than within shipping containers.