The merits to ocean container are the potential customer striking off or at least suppressing ignorance rice. For instance, thanks to its large volume, an ocean container greatly reduces shipping cost and as the scale of maritime transport becomes larger so do rates. Second, for goods in transit the biting wind and rain of nature are just as severe as with modern-day pirates. To a much greater extent it minimizes losses occurring in transit due to theft or damage. Or, on ships currently engaged in merchant marine operations, it will be set up from home port across a seaboard terminal at another city troubled with a day's layover. Fourthly, ocean containers are also in perfect harmony with intermodal transportation and logistics. That means all the way from wherever this cargo will be handed over at the point of origin until it reaches its final destination. Fifth, in both durability and reuse ocean containers lend themselves to a much higher standard of transportation environmentally speaking--considering the fact that every year over one million cars are scrapped. This translates into time and cost savings, increased efficiency for one-stop logistics operators and greater peace of mind for international trade companies that have come to rely on them.