1. Types of Containers: Container services offer various types of containers to accommodate different types of cargo, including dry containers, refrigerated containers (reefers), flat racks, open tops, and tank containers for bulk liquids.

2. Full Container Load (FCL) Services: FCL services involve the exclusive use of a container by a single shipper for their cargo. The shipper is responsible for loading and securing the goods inside the container.

3. Less Than Container Load (LCL) Services LCL services are utilized when the cargo volume does not fill an entire container. In this case, multiple shippers' goods are consolidated into a single container, sharing the space and costs.

4. Door-to-Door Delivery: Container services often provide door-to-door delivery options, where the container is picked up from the shipper's location, transported to the port, loaded onto the vessel, unloaded at the destination port, and finally delivered to the consignee's specified address.

5. Customs Clearance: Container service providers typically offer customs clearance services to ensure compliance with import and export regulations. This includes preparing and submitting customs documentation, paying duties and taxes, and facilitating inspections as required.

6. Tracking and Monitoring: Advanced container services offer real-time tracking and monitoring capabilities, allowing shippers and consignees to track the location and status of their cargo throughout the shipping journey.

7. Specialized Services: Container services may also include specialized offerings such as temperature-controlled transportation for perishable goods, hazardous cargo handling, oversized cargo solutions, and project cargo management for large-scale shipments.

8. Container Availability: Container services ensure availability of containers at key locations worldwide, enabling efficient and timely shipment of goods to various destinations.