There are two main types of shipping for ocean freight: LCL (Less than Container Load) and FCL (Full Container Load. Although both movements help get goods over seas, they meet different needs altogether. LCL is for shippers whose cargo volume is small and doesn't fill an entire container; FCL is designed for larger consignments which require an entire container. Some features of these services are technological. They include such things recorded A/V feeds accompanying drivers around the yard and supervisory checks to ensure that containers are evenly loaded over time. They also contain services that place greater emphasis on operating semantics than mere action; technology causes variation but also helps control stability through feedback during every step in their usage. Another important function is to pack, secure and carry safely all kinds of goods in either shared or dedicated containers. These sea freight options are a common mode of transport in the retail, manufacturing and import/export industries that provides a cost-effective and dependable way for moving goods over international borders.